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# "The Elephant's Jubilation" This is a Judge magazine cover from November 10, 1894. The elephant represents the Republican Party (its traditional mascot). The cartoon depicts Republican jubilation following electoral success, with the caption "Hooray, boys! We're right 'in it' this time." The elephant wears a band labeled "Republican Party" and holds an American flag. A figure rides atop it (likely a Republican politician or leader), while smaller figures below—appearing to represent political opponents or the general public—react to the elephant's triumphant display. The satire likely comments on Republican confidence following recent electoral victories, possibly referencing the 1894 midterm elections. The "jubilation" mocks what the cartoonist views as premature or excessive Republican celebration of their political position.

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VOL. 27 NO. 682 NOVEMBER 10 1894 PRICE 10 CENTS eae THE ELEPHANT'’S JUBILATION. “Hooray, boys! We're right ‘in it’ this time.” comicbooks.com