The Wasp — 1876 — page 104: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains editorial text rather than illustrated cartoons. The main content addresses "Foreign-Born American Citizens" and discusses the question of whether immigrants—particularly those from non-English-speaking backgrounds—should be considered full American citizens. The editorial argues against dismissing immigrants as mere "Know-Nothings" or "foreigners," asserting they deserve equal rights and representation. It appears to critique nativist sentiment prevalent in 1876 America, advocating for immigrant inclusion in civic life. The page also reports on charitable donations from San Francisco Lodge No. 3 and mentions local police matters regarding gambling houses. The overall tone suggests *The Wasp* positioned itself as defending immigrant communities against discriminatory attitudes during the Reconstruction era.