The Wasp — 1890 — page 321: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains political commentary rather than a cartoon. The main visual element is an ornamental illustration of a figure in period dress (likely decorative rather than satirical). The articles attack Congressman McKenna and praise Congressman Morrow. McKenna is criticized for claiming credit for defeating a Republican rival, with the writer arguing his contribution was minimal. "Morrow Returns" celebrates Morrow's return to San Francisco, praising him as a strong Congressional representative who will defend California's interests. The remaining sections critique local politics: attacking Buckley's control over Supervisors and School Directors as corrupt, and warning Republicans to watch their election machinery carefully, as Democrats pose a competitive threat. The tone is partisan Republican advocacy journalism rather than satirical cartooning.