Judge — April 7, 1894 — page 8: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a satirical cartoon from *Judge* magazine critiquing the Democratic Party. The caption reads "Democratic Party—'I've Had A'" (text appears cut off). The scene depicts figures at the U.S. Capitol building, with a woman and gentleman in period dress observing a Native American figure holding what appears to be a large ladle or cooking implement over a barrel labeled "CASTLE." The cartoon likely satirizes Democratic Party policies or scandals, possibly referencing corruption ("Castle" may reference a specific political scandal or building), with the Native American figure possibly representing exploitation or broken promises. The wealthy figures' reactions suggest commentary on political hypocrisy or mismanagement. Without the complete caption, the exact target of satire remains unclear, though the imagery suggests criticism of Democratic governance or treatment of marginalized groups.