The Wasp — 1891 — page 371: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains satirical articles rather than political cartoons. Key content includes: **"Let Us Tax It"** — A critique of immigration restriction laws. The piece sarcastically endorses a proposed $250-per-head tax on immigrants, arguing it's the logical solution to anti-immigrant sentiment. The satire attacks both restrictive immigration policy and wealthy steamship companies that profit from transporting immigrants. **"Presidential Eloquence"** — Praises President Harrison's recent speech in Atlanta, quoting his remarks about Chattanooga's transformation from war-torn to peaceful, prosperous city. **Portrait and obituary sections** honor Judge Hoffman and Ex-Governor Waterman, celebrating their civic contributions. The overall tone mixes genuine tribute with biting political commentary on contemporary policy debates.