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HARRISON CARTOON, 1888. An 1888 American cartoon suggesting the coercion of workers by their employers to vote for the Republican presidential candidate, Benjamin Harrison

HARRISON CARTOON, 1888. An 1888 American cartoon suggesting the coercion of workers by their employers to vote for the Republican presidential candidate, Benjamin Harrison


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HARRISON CARTOON, 1888. An 1888 American cartoon suggesting the coercion of workers by their employers to vote for the Republican presidential candidate, Benjamin Harrison

HARRISON CARTOON, 1888.
An 1888 American cartoon suggesting the coercion of workers by their employers to vote for the Republican presidential candidate, Benjamin Harrison

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1888 Ballot Box Candidate Canvassing Commerce Employee Employer Force Gilded Age Harrison Monopoly Polls Republican Party Voting


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This 1888 American cartoon, titled "HARRISON CARTOON" captures a significant aspect of the political climate during that time. The image portrays the alleged coercion of workers by their employers to vote for Benjamin Harrison, the Republican presidential candidate. In this satirical depiction, it becomes evident that commerce and force were employed as tools to influence employee voting behavior. The cartoon takes us back to the Gilded Age in America when monopolies held immense power over industries and politics. It sheds light on how employers exploited their authority to manipulate workers' choices at the ballot box. This visual representation serves as a reminder of the complex dynamics between labor and management during this era. As we examine this historical artifact, we witness men being canvassed by their employer while holding ballots in hand. The scene symbolizes an unequal power dynamic where employees are coerced into supporting a specific candidate favored by their bosses. It is crucial to understand such instances from our past as they provide insights into how democracy has evolved over time. This thought-provoking print offers us an opportunity to reflect on issues related to worker rights, corporate influence in politics, and fair elections – topics that continue to resonate even today.

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