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Judge — October 21, 1882 — page 9: what you’re looking at

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This Judge magazine cartoon depicts a uniformed military or political figure wielding a large cannon, with the caption "'Please, Sir, We Don't Like the Job'" and partial text referencing saving "the Grand Old Party" (the Republican Party). The satire appears to address internal Republican Party conflict, suggesting that someone in authority is forcing reluctant party members to take unpopular action—metaphorically "firing the gun." The figure's discomfort and protest indicate the policy or action is unwelcome among party rank-and-file. Without a visible date or clearer context, the specific political crisis remains uncertain, though the imagery suggests early 20th-century Republican Party discord, possibly related to a controversial military action or internal party split.

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” E 8 GUN AND SAVE THE GRAND OLD PAR’ “PLEASE, SIR, WE DON’T LIKE THE JOB.” THI