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Description

Political cartoon showing Thomas Brackett Reed as a boy, crying to Uncle Sam, with another boy pulling small wagon "pig iron, Kelley," while President Grover Cleveland trims "tariff, the protection hedge" to reduce the "surplus".

Source

Harper's, by way of the Library of Congress Print and Photographs

Date

1888

Author

W.A. Rogers

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