Consisting of over 500 people, this group marched to Washington to advocate projects for public works and the free coinage of silver.  
It was sometimes called the Commonweal of Christ, and initially consisted of one hundred participants.  This "petition in boots" ended ignominiously when its leader and his chief lieutenants were arrested for walking on the grass in Washington DC.  Consisting of over 500 people, this group marched to Washington to advocate projects for public works and the free coinage of silver.  FTP name this 1893 army of the unemployed.
It was sometimes called the Commonweal of Christ, and initially consisted of one hundred participants.  
Coxey's Army