The Wasp — 1891 — page 464: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This satirical cartoon from *The Wasp* depicts a muscular, bearded giant labeled "GRAND" wielding a large club or bat toward a group of smaller figures on the right. A signpost reading "TO CANADA" appears in the background, suggesting a threat of expulsion northward. The smaller figures appear to be labeled with names (visible text mentions "WILLIAMS" and what may be other names), likely representing specific political opponents or groups the cartoonist wished to mock. The imagery—a powerful figure threatening weaker ones with removal to Canada—suggests this is satirizing political conflict, possibly regarding immigration, labor disputes, or rival political factions during the late 19th century. The exact identities and specific historical event remain unclear without additional context about *The Wasp*'s publication date and political alignments.