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This page contains satirical political commentary rather than a distinct cartoon. The main article, "Those Promised Charges," critiques Democratic Party hypocrisy. It attacks Col. Markham for making vague accusations against Republican opponents while failing to substantiate them. The piece argues that Markham, seeking Democratic nomination, makes empty promises to party bosses without delivering evidence. The satire targets the inconsistency of Democratic politics—specifically, their tendency to make inflammatory accusations they cannot support. A secondary article, "A Nickel in the Slot," similarly mocks Convention Controller Dunn for underestimating required funds, suggesting Democratic administrative incompetence. The overall message: California Democrats are dishonest operators masking corruption with theatrical rhetoric.