Judge — September 26, 1891 — page 8: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This political cartoon from *Judge* magazine depicts a biblical David-and-Goliath scenario. A large, heavily-armored warrior figure (Goliath, likely representing a powerful political or industrial opponent) stands prominently in the center, wielding a sword. Surrounding him are smaller figures in period costume, appearing to be various political actors or common people (David's forces). The incomplete caption "GOLIATH HAS fi[t]" suggests this cartoon comments on an ongoing conflict or confrontation between a dominant power and opposing forces. Without the full date or caption, the specific political references remain unclear, but the classical allusion suggests commentary on an apparent mismatch in power where underdogs challenge an established giant—a common *Judge* trope for labor disputes, corporate power, or political struggles.