This Democrat holds a gavel and gestures towards a man atop a pedestal in a cartoon captioned "Ready
This Democrat holds a gavel and gestures towards a man atop a pedestal in a cartoon captioned "Ready for Business," which depicts the Irish Tammany Hall vote "for sale." He lost an election after decrying tariffs as contrary to "American fairness." George Osgoodby posed as an expatriate Brit to get the British to admit that this man was their favored candidate in the Murchison letter. He was jeered with the catchphrase "Ma, ma, where's my pa?," but defeated a man who suffered from the "Rum, Romanism, and Rebellion" speech. For 10 points, name this president who lost to Benjamin Harrison, who served between this man's two non-consecutive terms.
This Democrat holds a gavel and gestures towards a man atop a pedestal in a cartoon captioned "Ready for Business," which depicts the Irish Tammany Hall vote "for sale."
Grover Cleveland