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Political Cartoons |
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Greeley Wooing Miss Columbia Horace Greeley attempting to woo Miss Columbia May. "None but the brave deserves the fair."... |
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Greeley's Attempt to Steal Grant's Policies Horace Greeley's Liberal Republicans attempt to steal President Grant's policies (pants).... |
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Greeley's Coat and Hat Horace Greeley's storm battered coat and hat from "something that will blow over."... |
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Greeley's Defeat in 1872 Horace Greeley's defeat in the 1872 Presidential Election - "dismounted from the Democratic steed."... |
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Greeley's Foot In It As usual, Horace Greeley puts his foot in it.... |
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Greeley's Mud Throwing Mixing day at Harper's Weekly - making mud to fling at Greeley.... |
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Greeley's Past Editorials Haunt Horace Greeley's past editorials come back to haunt him.... |
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Greeley's Past Record A reminder of Horace Greeley's past record, another feather in the hat.... |
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Greenback Group Caricature The Greenback Group (Pro-Inflation) made up of Senators Logan, Morton, Cameron, and Carpenter shown as "peevish schoolboys."... |
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Greenback Party Rag Baby The "murdered rag baby" of the Greenback Party will not be still.... |
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Grundy Page Title Title page made for Mrs. Grundy on Saturday July 8th, 1865.... |
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Hall as Jack-In-The-Box Mayor Oakey Hall as a stubborn jack-in-the-box.... |
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Hall as the Last Thorn of Summer New York Mayor Oakey Hall as "the last thorn of summer."... |
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Hall's Glasses Oakey Hall's glasses only in the very English legend, "H'all that's left."... |
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Hancock and the Democratic Party During the 1880 Presidential Elections, General Hancock and the Democratic Party is "starving for offices."... |
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Hancock at Odds with Randolph General Hancock at odds with Senator Randolph for dismissing the Tariff Reform as "local question."... |
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Handbill Issued by Democratic Party A political cartoon released by the Democratic Party mocking the Hartford Convention candidate.... |
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Hayes' Surrender Policies Nast being held down by General Disposition to give President Hayes'' surrender policies a chance.... |
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Heenan and Thomas Championship Fight The championship fight between Heenan and Thomas Sayers, on April 17, 1860.... |
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Hewitt as Don Quixote Abraham Hewitt as Don Quixote unhorsed after electoral disputes of 1876.... |
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Hoar and Hawley Accept Blaine Senators Hoar and Hawley accept Blaine.... |
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Hoffman's Corruption in New York Nast shows New York corruption with Tammany as "The Power Behind the Throne" of Mayor Hoffman.... |
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Hoffman's Presidential Bid Nast depicts New York corruption as Tammany Hall contemplates Mayor Hoffman's Presidential bid. Hoffman: "It will be very difficult to sit on both of those stools at once. You know the Proverb, Boss!"... |
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Hoffman, John Thompson A ring cartoon of 1868 showing Mayor Hoffman on a screen to cover the city frauds, a respectable screen covers a multitude of thieves by the "ring" in New York. Mayor Hoffman was the mayor of New Yor... |
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Imperial, Prince "The Seat of War." Napoleon III trying to seat the Prince Imperial.... |
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