Question refers to the image below. Drawing shows an owner of wine and beer store putting up sign that states, As long as it is the law it shall be enforced, Theo. Roosevelt, and a man representing Tammany Hall. The caption reads, A rational law or Tammany. Tammany. Goin to wait till dem reformers repeal dat law, are yer? Put me back and you wont need to repeal. See?
The storeowner is putting up a sign that says, "As long as it is the law it shall be enforced, Theo. Roosevelt." The caption underneath reads, "A rational law, or—Tammany. Tammany.—Goin' to wait till dem reformers repeal dat law, are yer? Put me back and you won't need to repeal! See?"—Charles Jay Taylor, from Puck magazine, 1895

Who would have been least likely to speak out against activities such as the one depicted in this image?

Farmers who sold their goods in urban markets, with big business owners being the biggest customers
Recent migrants and the poor, who often depended on the political machines for jobs and resources
Business managers who needed help understanding local and federal restrictions
Store owners who benefited from the neighborhood management by political bosses