1. Grover ClevelandGrover Cleveland
2222ndnd
presidentpresident
1885-18891885-1889
DEMOCRAT!DEMOCRAT!
““Sensible andSensible and
responsible women doresponsible women do
not want to vote”not want to vote”

2. ““Rum, Romanism, andRum, Romanism, and
Rebellion".Rebellion".
This line destroysThis line destroys
Blaine!Blaine!

3. MugwumpsMugwumps

4. Ma Ma Where’s My Pa!Ma Ma Where’s My Pa!
Maria CroftsMaria Crofts
HalpinHalpin

5. Going to the White House, Ha Ha Ha!Going to the White House, Ha Ha Ha!

6. ““Hooray for Maria! Hooray for the kid!Hooray for Maria! Hooray for the kid!
We voted for Cleveland - and we’reWe voted for Cleveland - and we’re
glad we did!”glad we did!”

7. Haymarket SquareHaymarket Square
 18861886

8. GeronimoGeronimo
surrenders-surrenders-
18861886

9. Dawes Severity ActDawes Severity Act
 18871887

10. Interstate CommerceInterstate Commerce
CommissionCommission

11. Hatch Act-1887Hatch Act-1887
 Expands Morrill ActExpands Morrill Act

12. Barbed Wire and the RRBarbed Wire and the RR

13. Bourbon DemocratBourbon Democrat
 "I can find no warrant for such an appropriation"I can find no warrant for such an appropriation
in the Constitution; and I do not believe that thein the Constitution; and I do not believe that the
power and duty of the General Governmentpower and duty of the General Government
ought to be extended to the relief of individualought to be extended to the relief of individual
suffering which is in no manner properly relatedsuffering which is in no manner properly related
to the public service or benefit. A prevalentto the public service or benefit. A prevalent
tendency to disregard the limited mission of thistendency to disregard the limited mission of this
power and duty should, I think, be steadilypower and duty should, I think, be steadily
resisted, to the end that the lesson should beresisted, to the end that the lesson should be
constantly enforced that, though the peopleconstantly enforced that, though the people
support the Government, the Governmentsupport the Government, the Government
should not support the people."should not support the people."

14. Anthony fights in the CongressAnthony fights in the Congress

15. Wants to lower the tariff!Wants to lower the tariff!

16. Francis Folcom-June 2, 1886Francis Folcom-June 2, 1886

17. Youngest First Lady in history-21Youngest First Lady in history-21

18. Statue of libertyStatue of liberty
 Gift by France, 1886Gift by France, 1886

19. Interesting factsInteresting facts
He paid $150 to get out ofHe paid $150 to get out of
Civil War serviceCivil War service
He was a hangman in theHe was a hangman in the
1870s!1870s!