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This political cartoon from *The Wasp* depicts a large rooster standing triumphantly on a ballot box, with the U.S. Capitol building in the background. The rooster wears a band labeled "GOVERNMENT," symbolizing political power or control. The four quoted responses below represent different political factions' reactions to an election result: - **Republicans** and **Democrats** express resignation ("all things must end") - **Non-Partisans** question the outcome's meaning - **Workingmen** hope for positive change The final line—"WASP: Avaunt! quit my sight! There is no health in you"—suggests the magazine's cynical dismissal of all these groups' political posturing. The cartoon likely comments on a specific election outcome, mocking how various parties rationalize electoral results.