Was Grover Cleveland disliked for anything that he did do during his term?

Yes, Grover Cleveland faced criticism during his terms, particularly for his handling of labor issues and his fiscal policies. His decision to use federal troops to break the Pullman Strike in 1894 angered many labor activists and unions, leading to perceptions of him as unsympathetic to workers' rights. Additionally, his commitment to maintaining the gold standard and opposing inflationary measures alienated some populist groups who sought broader economic reforms. Despite these controversies, he maintained a loyal base due to his integrity and reformist stance against corruption.