Judge — March 21, 1885 — page 16: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This satirical cartoon titled "The Judge" depicts a courtroom scene where a judicial figure presides over what appears to be anthropomorphized animals or grotesque figures in a trial setting. The caption "Grover Among the Kickers" suggests this references Grover Cleveland (likely during his presidency or political career). The cartoon appears to satirize Cleveland's judicial or executive decisions, with the "kickers" (political opponents or critics) surrounding him in the courtroom. The animals and caricatures likely represent different political factions or interest groups opposing his policies. Without clearer text or additional context visible in the image, the specific political issue being mocked remains unclear, though it evidently critiques Cleveland's handling of some judicial or administrative matter.