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Grover Cleveland leaving office, 1893
1576808 Grover Cleveland leaving office, 1893; (add.info.: "The people wanted a change, and they got it"- Benj. Harrison But the change was made in 1889, and we are still suffering from it - Puck. Grover Cleveland tipping his hat as he leaves office in 1889, after passing the key to a large safe labelled "U.S. Treasury" with a "Surplus, 000, 000 Dollars" to incoming president Benjamin Harrison; and on the right, President Cleveland, returning to the presidency in 1893, gestures toward the safe as Benjamin Harrison departs. The door to the safe is broken off its hinges and labelled "Looted" and the safe is now empty; Harrison tips his hat on his way out.); Universal History Archive/UIG
Media ID 38139852
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This historic print captures the momentous transition of power as Grover Cleveland leaves office in 1893. The image shows Cleveland tipping his hat gracefully as he passes the key to a large safe labeled "U.S. Treasury" with a surplus of $100,000,000 to incoming president Benjamin Harrison. A poignant quote from Puck magazine reads: "The people wanted a change, and they got it." However, the caption notes that the change was made in 1889 and we are still suffering from it.
On the right side of the image, President Cleveland is seen returning to office in 1893, gesturing towards the now empty safe which has been looted during Harrison's term. The broken door hanging off its hinges symbolizes corruption and mismanagement during Harrison's presidency.
The contrast between Cleveland's dignified exit and Harrison's disgraceful departure highlights the importance of integrity and honesty in political leadership. This photo serves as a powerful reminder of the consequences of greed and dishonesty in government.
As we reflect on this pivotal moment in American history, let us strive for leaders who uphold ethical standards and prioritize serving their country over personal gain. Grover Cleveland's legacy reminds us that true statesmanship requires courage, integrity, and a commitment to upholding democratic values.
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