"The Seat of War." Napoleon III trying to seat the Prince Imperial.
A picture depicting hypocrisy of advocates of the "Chinese Wall" around the United States with the old…
Nast's shadows of forthcoming events predicted the sinking of the commissioners. Nast depicts New York…
Nast depicts New York corruption under Tammany Hall Ring. Nast's shadows of forthcoming events predicted…
Nast depicts New York corruption under Tammany Hall Ring. Nast's shadows of forthcoming events predicts…
Nast depicts New York corruption under Tammany Hall Ring. Nast's shadows of forthcoming events predicts…
Nast depicts New York corruption under Tammany Hall Ring. Nast's shadows of forthcoming events predicts…
Nast depicts New York corruption under Tammany Hall Ring. Nast's shadows of forthcoming events predicts…
Senator Tweed from the New York Legislature is urged to reform in a Hamlet political cartoon where he…
Nast shows New York corruption with Tammany as "The Power Behind the Throne" of Mayor Hoffman.
Nast shows New York corruption as Tweed attempts to mask his action through handouts to the poor as…
Nast shows New York corruption as Tammany Ring orders the Board of Education to destroy all Harper's…
Nast shows New York corruption with Auditor Watson's Death and suspicions on Broadway Works project.…
Nast depicts Shandley and Tweed rehearsing A Mid Summer Night's Dream where Shandley is Puck. Shandley…
Nast depicts the criticism of Native American's exclusion from franchise by the caption "move on!".…
Nast depicts New York corruption with New York under Tweed's thumb. "The Boss - 'well, what are you…
Nast depicts New York corruption as Tammany Hall contemplates Mayor Hoffman's Presidential bid. Hoffman:…
Nast depicts New York corruption with the abuses at the ballot box as the root of Tammany power. Boss…
Nast depicts New York corruption as Tweed is "the brains" at the New York state convention. This is…
The first great question posed to the Tammany Ring is "Who is Incersoll's CO?"
The second great question posed to the Tammany Ring is "Who stole the People's money?"
Nast depicts New York corruption with wholesale and retail double standards in dealing with New York…
Nast depicts New York corruption with Tweed Ring's national ticket and cabinet for the election of 1872.
Nast depicts New York corruption with the Tammany Ring as vultures waiting for the storm to blow over.…
Nast depicts New York corruption with the vouchers stolen from Connolly's office which is "too thin"…
Nast depicts New York corruption with the New York City Treasury, empty to the workmen and the four…
The American River Ganges - condemnation of the Tammany Ring's Catholic sectarianism.
Nast depicts New York corruption - "Stop Thief!" - A stampede to find the scapegoat.
Nast depicts New York Corruption with Boss Tweed holding onto the reins of the Democratic Party prior…
Nast depicts New York corruption where Tammany and Boss Tweed uses fear to gain respect.
The defeat of the Tammany Ring. The political suicide of Peter "Brains" Sweeny and his retirement from…
The defeat of the Tammany Ring. "Something that did blow over on November 7, 1871."
The defeat of the Tammany Ring. The next step: justice against the criminals - "What the people must…
After the defeat of the Tammany Ring, Columbia and Uncle Sam set to work on cleansing their house from…
New York Mayor Oakey Hall as "the last thorn of summer."
William Tweed is beyond the reach of the law - the dwarf and the giant thief.
Peace and Justice return to the Joint High Commission.
Secretary Fish and General Grant amused at the English outcry over the Alabama claims submitted to the…
Settlement over the Alabama claims. "Let us clasp hands over (what might have been) a bloody chasm."
President Grant's proposed Civil Service Reform not to the taste of certain Senators.
The Liberal Republican faction of Senators Schurz, Fenton, Trumbull, Sumner, and Tipton consider selection…
Horace Greeley (the farmer) receives the nomination as Presidential Candidate in the 1872 Election from…
Carl Schurz attempts to discredit President Grant over the sale of arms to France.
Charles Sumner accuses President Grant of nepotism in the "Battle-cry of Sumner."
The Liberal Republican Party at the Cincinnati Convention, in a Pickwickian Sense.
During the 1872 Presidential Election, Chief Justice Chase admonishes Judge David Davis upon his presidential…
The Liberal Republican Party - Will Robinson Crusoe (Sumner) forsake his man Friday (the African Americans)?
The Liberal Republican Party's Cincinnati Convention does not live up to its "Great Expectations" during…
President Ulysses S. Grant as William Tell, defiant against the Greeley-Gratz Brown Presidential bid.
Charles Sumner's denunciation of President Grant's fall flat on the Republican Party.