Harrison Panic. He Makes Way With the Cleveland Surplus. Changes the Form of Debt Statement to Show a Balance. Bankrupts the Treasury and Brings on the Panic [caption title]
by (Harrison, Benjamin)
First edition.
Price: $40.00
- Bookseller: Garrett Scott, Bookseller (ABAA)
- Seller Inventory #: 9585
- Book condition: Stain to the gutter; edges somewhat chipped and worn, with a small flaw causing loss of a few letters (but no loss of sense); a
- Edition: First edition.
- Publisher: Democratic Congressional Committee?,
- Place: [Washington, D.C.:
- Date published: ca. 1893].
Book Description
[Washington, D.C.:: Democratic Congressional Committee?,, ca. 1893].. First edition.. Stain to the gutter; edges somewhat chipped and worn, with a small flaw causing loss of a few letters (but no loss of sense); a good, sound copy.. One leaf, folded to make four pages, 9 x 5-3/4 inches. A pamphlet attacking Harrison's economic policies in indignant detail, evidently published to support Democratic congressional candidates and the policies of Treasury Secretary John Carlisle: "Above every soup house should be erected the sign, 'Harrison Soup House.'" Faint violet ink stamp of the Democratic Congressional Committee at the foot of the first page.
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