A notable part of this legislation targeted the rich and affected less than 10% of Americans.
A cartoon in Harper's Magazine depicted one of the proponents of this act as a triumphant Roman general in a chariot labelled "Sugar Trust". That cartoon also shows the president pulled behind the chariot and that president called this act "party perfidy and party dishonor". One of the namesakes of this bill was instrumental in adding over 600 amendments to it while it was in the Senate, making it increasingly (*) protectionist. A notable part of this legislation targeted the rich and affected less than 10% of Americans. For 10 points, name this 1894 act that lowered tariffs from the McKinley Tariff and created a 2% income tax, the first in American peacetime.
A cartoon in Harper's Magazine depicted one of the proponents of this act as a triumphant Roman general in a chariot labelled "Sugar Trust".
Wilson-Gorman Tariff Act (accept names in either order)