A question of courage

A question of courage. Illustration shows a man labeled Average voter standing between two fields, trying to decide which one he should choose; on the left is the Democratic Lot showing Bryan's Financial Fallacies, Schemes, Dreams, and Instability, Opposition to a Sound Banking System, Inexperience, Obstructive Policies, Tariff Reform, Jefferson's Ideals, Low Leaders Thomas Taggart, Fingy William J. Connors, Hinky Dink Michael Kenna, Anti-Everything, Sectionalism, and Croak and Kick Statesmanship. On the right is the Republican Lot showing Past Prosperity and Constructive Policies among Arrogant Rule Joseph Cannon, Extravagance, Tariff Graft, Parasite Plutocracy, Special Privilege, Swollen Fortunes, Pension Graft, Foraker Type of Statesman, and as a snake Wall Street. Date 1908 October 28. A question of courage. Illustration shows a man labeled Average voter standing between two fields, trying to decide which one he should choose; on the left is the Democratic Lot showing Bryan's Financial Fallacies, Schemes, Dreams, and Instability, Opposition to a Sound Banking System, Inexperience, Obstructive Policies, Tariff Reform, Jefferson's Ideals, Low Leaders Thomas Taggart, Fingy William J. Connors, Hinky Dink Michael Kenna, Anti-Everything, Sectionalism, and Croak and Kick Statesmanship. On the right is the Republican Lot showing Past Prosperity and Constructive Policies among Arrogant Rule Joseph Cannon, Extravagance, Tariff Graft, Parasite Plutocracy, Special Privilege, Swollen Fortunes, Pension Graft, Foraker Type of Statesman, and as a snake Wall Street. Date 1908 October 28

Arrogant Average Banking Bryans Choose Connors Constructive Courage Croak Decide Dink Everything Extravagance Foraker Fortunes Graft Ideals Instability Jeffersons Kenna Kick Labeled Opposition Parasite Pension Plutocracy Policies Privilege Prosperity Puck Question Reform Rule Schemes Sectionalism Statesmanship Swollen Taggart Tariff Voter

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