Sounding the tocsin by Charles Jay Taylor (1895)

Cartoon of a man in a dark suit ringing a bell labeled Sound Money Alarm, with smoke and fire labeled Free Silver Coinage beh

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A chromolithographic political cartoon titled Sounding the Tocsin by Charles Jay Taylor, dated 1895. A man in a dark suit and high collar pulls a rope labeled Cleveland's letter to citizens of Chicago, ringing a large bell inscribed Sound Money Alarm, while smoke and flames rise behind a column labeled Free Silver Coinage.

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1895

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