The Wasp — 1876 — page 125: what you’re looking at

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This page contains primarily text articles rather than illustrated cartoons. The content addresses California political corruption and scandals: **Key Topics:** - **Hayes Invincibles**: Discusses alleged fraud and corruption within the Hayes political organization - **Great Men Who Committed Suicide**: Details several suicide cases, including historical and recent examples - **Gospel Journals**: Critiques Catholic publications and their editorial policies - **U.S. Marshal's Duty**: Commentary on federal marshals' roles during the 1876 election - **Worth Remembering**: References Democratic election expenses and government spending The satirical tone targets political corruption, electoral manipulation, and institutional hypocrisy during the contested 1876 presidential election period. The magazine positions itself as exposing wrongdoing by those in power.