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This political cartoon depicts "The End" of William Jennings Bryan's political career. The central figure (labeled as a judge) bids farewell to Bryan, shown as a small figure on the left holding a ballot. The judge holds various political tools and weapons—likely representing Bryan's failed campaigns and political strategies. The sign reads "THIS WAY TO POLITICAL RETIREMENT," indicating Bryan's exit from active politics. The caption states the judge respects Bryan personally despite their political differences. This cartoon marks Bryan's retreat from the 1908 presidential race, which he lost. The satire suggests Bryan's political methods and repeated campaign failures have exhausted their effectiveness, necessitating his withdrawal from frontline politics.

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VOL, 39: NO.996 NOVEMBER 17 1900 PRICE 10 CENTS tmrento ar THIS WAY > TO sour cai RETIREMENT. SRR YARN OFS 20 BY JUDGE COMPANY OF NEW YORK Sackett Wilhetnsiithe 8 Pig Co NewYork THE END. Jupce—“ Good-bye, Bryan! Sorry to see you go; for, while we have differed in politics, yet as a man I hold you in great esteem, Ta-ta!” comicbooks.com