For 10 points, name this election in which William Jennings Bryan lost to William McKinley.
Due to support from two separate parties, one candidate in this election had both Thomas E. Watson and Arthur Sewall as running mates. The winner in this election employed campaign manager Mark Hanna. That winner of this election successfully ran a "front porch campaign," opting not to travel. The Democratic nominee argued against about putting a "crown of thorns" on the "brow of labor" in a speech supporting free silver, the Cross of Gold speech. For 10 points, name this election in which William Jennings Bryan lost to William McKinley.
Due to support from two separate parties, one candidate in this election had both Thomas E. Watson and Arthur Sewall as running mates.
{1896} United States Presidential Election