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“Reform Without Bloodshed”

Topic:
Democratic Nomination

Source:
Harper's Weekly

Cartoonist:
Thomas Nast

Date:
April 19, 1884, p. 249

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Harper's Weekly artist Thomas Nast and editor George William Curtis bolted the Republican party in 1884 when it nominated James Blaine for president. Even before the party conventions, however, Nast and Curtis lauded the reform efforts of New York Governor Grover Cleveland, the eventual Democratic presidential nominee.

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