Washington-Morris-Salomon Monument

Robert Morris was born in England and became an American businessman. He was one of the men who signed the Declaration of Independence.
Hyam Salomon was born in Poland and moved to New York where he became a businessman and joined the Anti-​British Sons of Liberty.
So why does this memorial show George Washington in his Revolutionary War uniform shaking hands with Morris and Salomon? Well, those two men were considered to be the major financiers of the Revolutionary War.
It was dedicated on the 150^th Anniversary of the Ratification of the American Bill of Rights on December 15, 1941.
A plaque on the base is inscribed with these words:
Symbol of American Tolerance and Unity and of the Cooperation of People of All Races and Creeds in the Upbuilding of the United States.
This monument designed by Lorado Taft and completed/​by Leonard Crunelle was presented to the city of Chicago by the Patriotic Foundation of Chicago
The main inscription reads:
Robert Morris. George Washington. Haym Salomon
«The government of the United States which gives to bigotry no sanction — to persecution no assistance requires only that they who live under its protection should demean themselves as good citizens in giving it on all occasions their effectual support»
President George Washington 1790.
Unfortunately the plaque and inscription are in poor shape and are difficult to read.
The back of the monument has a very cool bronze image of Lady Liberty embracing a huge crowd of people that are obviously of different origins