What was Grover Cleveland's first campaign and administration?

Grover Cleveland's first campaign in 1884 focused on his reformist agenda and opposition to corruption, positioning him as a candidate for change in the wake of political scandals. He won the presidency as the Democratic nominee, defeating Republican James G. Blaine. During his first administration (1885-1889), Cleveland prioritized civil service reform, tariff reduction, and maintaining a hands-off approach to the economy. His commitment to integrity and accountability in government earned him a reputation as a principled leader.