Judge, 1886-10-23 · page 2 of 19
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This page contains several political commentary pieces from an American satirical magazine. The main cartoon titled "A Give Away" depicts what appears to be a clothing donation or charity situation, with figures exchanging garments in a humorous manner. The text discusses various political figures and controversies, including references to Judge Peckham, Wilson-Barrett, and commentary on Democratic party politics. One section titled "The Whoop of Peace" discusses Democratic party attempts and military matters, suggesting tensions around war and peace policy. However, without clearer dates or additional context visible on this page, I cannot definitively identify the specific historical moment, political figures being caricatured, or the exact events being satirized. The exact publication date would be necessary to properly contextualize these references for a modern reader.
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» dpe: PUBLISHED ONCE A WEEK. TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS UNITED STATES AND CANADA. : knows the prince perican Ex 1 Landen, sme from my Those MUGWUMPS must 1 p president. W Mr. t nominate RATS Of this ften th of the mony too A DrMOCRATIC EDITOR ti tempe what he ©: view of the liquor question really should ny of it. have supposed him capable Ir LITTLE BENZINE were given to sprees he would probably, in view of the chronie state of his mind, give them the genteel title blood- red tights, Mr. Bavaro was not frightened when he came to New York to stop the grvat Democratic war; but we think Sedgwick was rathe: fitted to the business, ns and Grover's pri c w York last week to view the yacht race, and when they found it ome off th atly surprised, THE PRESID cized ENT must not be too rudely criti It is true that he sent his sympathy for Charleston to the queen, but let us never forget that he sent Charleston twenty dollars. J, SHARP GIV F for the state sug: startling What if his majesty of sheol should give evidence against the millions he is supposed to have lured to ruin ¢ THE QUEEN UNsIsts that all highland officers shall wear kilts when dut moto her court. Why wouldn't it be r them to carry and play on the bagpipe and the serateh ing: post tor Ip is REPEATED that the president and the Sage: f friends, Tl nds with great warmth before arena re the best pn, loo, of ished pugilists : follows politica lows day as naturally as night THE WHOOP OF PEACE. pmpts of the sachems riers of and the rep cowboys with spike-tail + the pipe of pe For a tiny the oceasion: preferred to pipe for Usually tl Philadelphia nference pre went to Constanti ee from the mun ik his health, prevalent impression that hi is share of it ple for his health, fous times the be y On One si his ¢ ion millenium dur it that ine to be elected. ROE a political says would | silence of ails at these yeutl ves round ; but in this inst it tedly broken by the most blood-cund ling whoops and the most ominous of threats. Then there the little Hen ee shell sine midst of the con an the pipe destructive of | talked fir outhre; | | ¥ “ox was about leavin: was Lhim with both ry Tar ing ave. It was lex win the city re sinoking led with the most and for a time it the was Fn jokes convulsed with sobs | in Constantinople —he was real eohis knife at the If it had done . © have been ¢ that was conclave to adjourn would that con 1 ome » been » knives used on these ¢ Jadapted to ci | bette aasions not be it would hia for Mr, Barrett tocut the proper caper tus questi« And now ¢ nomination T—HOW DID THEY DO TT? of Abram 3. been tlh rposition of Providence. THERE WAS A QUESTION as to whether Mrs should be admitted exe her champion, “si f Wales.” The dear eve ladies ina breath Let Hewitt for result of a speci fammany hall surely never did so wise a thing of its ow Indeed the entire exception o to ygoudl society a Wien volition Un snvention with two or three men opened its ment the moment ¥ and then eve te Me hereon | BAD FOR RUFES W. outh with aston kham is charged by reliable par- |ties with treachery to ¢ |party. [toccurred some parties have long mi poor rule that does: likewise was lhat went into the seem to show that, Judge 1e subseq ue the Der it has recent: ents nbers of his but the howe: ave lost its he red upon it aries t work rk asly that they Uthat had no NLits sympathy : but political retribution xd deal of com: MOH sense, Mr. Hewitt isa tariff reformer—-we do not think it would be He employs « they have 1 omni | him a free-trader, men, and we believe He is independent of ir toc; great maui er struck, A GIVE AWAY. sent town dot ofergoat mit der fur collar—der von dat hes peen in etfery shpring since te pizness vos sdardted,