For 10 points, name this still-extant American third party whose aims were fulfilled with the passage of the 18th Amendment.
One member of this party was smeared by Republican operatives for having divorced at his wife's request shortly after their marriage at age 19; that man was shown next to a well, pouring a bucket full of cold water on a kneeling top-hatted man in a Thomas Nast cartoon. Sidney Catts was a member of this party who attained gubernatorial office in Florida, while the most successful national candidate from this group was John Bidwell. Factions of this party that embraced such positions as popular senatorial elections and universal suffrage were known as "broad gauge," while those that focused solely on the its main goal were called "narrow-gauge." Clinton Fisk and former Kansas governor John St. John affected the Presidential race by running in 1888 and 1884 respectively for this party. For 10 points, name this still-extant American third party whose aims were fulfilled with the passage of the 18th Amendment.
One member of this party was smeared by Republican operatives for having divorced at his wife's request shortly after their marriage at age 19; that man was shown next to a well, pouring a bucket full of cold water on a kneeling top-hatted man in a Thomas Nast cartoon.
Prohibition Party