The Wasp — 1877 — page 321: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page is primarily **editorial and administrative content** rather than a political cartoon. The visible material includes: **Main articles:** - "Removal" - announcing the magazine's office relocation to 602 California Street - "A Vexed Question" - discussing immigration and labor issues in California - "Civil Reform" - addressing political corruption and civil service reform, featuring a circular from President Hayes about election conduct - "The Money of the Country" - discussing gold resumption and monetary policy **Key issues addressed:** Chinese immigration's impact on wages, electoral corruption, and post-Reconstruction currency policy. The tone advocates for civil service reform and criticizes political patronage systems. No prominent cartoon imagery is clearly visible on this page—it functions primarily as a serious editorial/news section of the satirical publication.