The Wasp — 1877 — page 109: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This satirical illustration depicts a line of military officers or officials (identifiable by their uniforms and decorations) being led or herded like cattle by a figure in front. The animals visible at bottom right suggest this is a commentary on livestock management or manipulation. The title "BUL" (possibly truncated) remains unclear without additional context. The cartoon appears to critique how political or military leadership is being controlled or directed, possibly mocking either: - Bureaucratic hierarchy and blind obedience - Foreign influence over American officials - Corruption within military ranks However, without knowing the specific date, political context, and which figures are being caricatured, I cannot definitively identify the satirical targets or the particular event being referenced. The exact meaning requires additional archival documentation.