He did not think so in ’92 by Udo Keppler (1896)

Colored caricature of a man in a wide-brimmed hat casting a Weaver ballot, between Populist and Democratic platform scrolls a

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A colored political cartoon by Udo Keppler, dated 1896, shows an exaggerated figure in a wide-brimmed hat and plaid trousers casting a ballot marked for J.B. Weaver at a ballot box. Framed portraits of J.B. Weaver and Grover Cleveland hang beneath banners reading Populist Nomination and Regular Democratic Nomination, with scrolls listing each party's 1892 platform.

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1896

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