Judge — November 4, 1893 — page 2: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Analysis of Judge Magazine Page (1894) The main cartoon, titled "WRONG END FIRST," depicts a tall figure (likely representing a politician or public figure) being struck or pushed by a smaller figure with a stick. The visual pun suggests someone is approaching a problem backwards or ineffectively. The page contains multiple short satirical commentary pieces on 1894 politics, including: - Criticism of Maynard's political positions - Commentary on the Cleveland administration - References to Senator Stewart and Emma Goldman regarding labor/radicalism - Discussion of Robert Lincoln as potential Republican presidential candidate The content reflects late-19th-century American political debates around labor unrest, Democratic leadership, and upcoming elections, using humor to critique political figures and policies of the era.