The Wasp, 1879 · page 196 of 486
The Wasp — 1879 — page 196: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This satirical cartoon depicts a woman (representing California or the state) attempting to give away a swaddled infant labeled "NEW INSTITUTION OF REFORM" to three well-dressed gentlemen in top hats. The men appear reluctant to accept responsibility for this "child." The satire critiques California's political establishment, suggesting that proposed institutional reforms lack serious political support. The unwilling gentlemen—likely representing different political factions or government officials—symbolize politicians' reluctance to implement or fund reform programs despite public pressure. The caption's question invites readers to consider who, if anyone, would genuinely commit to the reform initiative, implying skepticism about whether reform would actually materialize or receive adequate support from state leadership.