The Wasp — 1892 — page 333: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains **biographical profiles and political commentary** rather than cartoons. Three sections feature Republican political candidates with portraits: 1. **William R. Daingerfield** - Superior Court nominee praised for legal expertise and character 2. **George H. Bahrs** - Superior Judge candidate, described as prominent criminal lawyer and fraternal organization member 3. **Walter B. Blair** - Public Administrator nominee, called "most popular young Republicans" A section titled **"Non-Partisan Progress"** advocates for Non-Partisan ticket candidates, arguing they represent honest, respectable governance against "corrupt politics and professional boss-rule." The page also includes unrelated content: a poem titled "The End of the Rib" (satirizing women/marriage) and a romantic illustration titled "Beauties of Matrimony." The overall tone is promotional for specific Republican candidates while critiquing machine politics.