Farmers hard-pressed by the depression of 1893

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Which of the following was least sympathetic to workers and farmers hard-pressed by the Depression of 1893?

a) John P. Altgeld
b) Richard Olney
c) Eugene V. Debs
d) Jacob Coxey
e) William Jennings Bryan

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