Well, Brother, will you let the beast have your vote, too? (Bowles, 1894)

Well, Brother, will you let the beast have your vote, too? (Bowles, 1894)'

Agricultural monopoly. Relates to the Alabama gubernatorial election in 1894. According to the image source (Alabama Department of Archives and History) this was run for Reuben Kolb who ran for the Populist Party. Kolb was defeated due to electoral fraud by the Democrats (Encyclopedia of Alabama, 2008).

Alabama Department of Archives and History. Image source: http://216.226.178.196/cdm4/item_viewer.php?CISOROOT=/photo&CISOPTR=5285&CISOBOX=1&REC=8

More info: – Encyclopedia of Alabama (2008) Populism in Alabama (Accessed: 29th Mar 2009)