The Wasp — 1891 — page 133: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains editorial commentary and notices rather than prominent political cartoons. The visible illustration at top-left appears to be a decorative masthead or small cartoon related to the publication itself. The main content includes articles critiquing political figures and events: - **"A Truckling Proposition"** attacks the Indian School Superintendent for shipping Indian boys away, fearing political effects and opposing Chinese labor objections - **"Clarkson Vice Quay"** discusses resignation from Democratic Committee leadership, criticizing political maneuvering - Additional sections cover military/naval matters and California politics The satire targets political cowardice, self-interest, and hypocrisy among elected officials and administrators of the 1890s.