New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
TnY NOT REPRINT THESE CARTOONS'

| TnY NOT REPRINT THESE CARTOONS'
Hdrpd's Ueckiy, evidently lacking new ideas. has
! lately reprinted somo old cartoons. Not wishing
that the selection should be too one-siled we have
| paid it the compliment Of reproducing some moro
ourselves and the continued demand for last Eatur-
| days TRBUNF seems To show that they were APP
preciRted. In Justice 10 itself and it's readers. now
eyer IL should reproduce the bost not the worst,
in It's portfolio. Already TIE TRIDuNE has
mentioned one-showng how Mr. Blaine served his
slandercrs- which might be- ropubshcd to adyan-
tapr There are many others also that would be-
timely
Why not, for instance bring on few portraits
Of that motcoss. bloodthrsiy tiger, which was
Hdip,i's Uukys mynritc symbol of the Democratic
PARTY. A good one. tool start Say, with the
double pace picture. of November ISL IN which
the beast hnl ncllcd the Republic having already
slain Justice Hud shattered the ballot no>. Work
into the sri. srYrtnl of thosn double ended TIGERS,
fo each of which tlr plcscui Democratic candidate
for Vice prqid.nt Furnished head, and complete
the assortment with that ndnrnhr clrtron of
Au4ust IT,, lseo, Ia which the animal large but
lean, VlM-1rd aud urrn-iuVrl, strains ai ita
chnin. ewing pitouu- Is am starving lur oHi,csj
I can't get fat on water" Nj Nuat milht get up
now on" a. e1 with thia ll the way, representing
H1jnF'e iuo1ins the tsrr
now. Uafpr'i Hrth would interest ptcpt many
propu Il, allowing what II thonshl or pomorfaua
utu,l ur such Wwt, ia uwuion Oaa Hurh on
ptr4,rd ltno ~, te,d. \ hupr, ,,uuuoun aoiprut
was then portrayed hY Mast tlttoord with these
words, "hham Eelorl ia Politics and the ihr7a."
\ui Columbia standing hy was warned not To-
take thIs wiper to her hooom. furthe aud peril
ucut advice that! suited 10 to-day, too. Then
there's the picture printed Octoher ~, that year.
representing the Democratic party IA a bold, giunt
Yoll, throwing oil the 5heepskin disguise OF lto-
form and pIunlcring Unca Sans Hooks.
1t would not be worth while, perhaps to bring
out all Of those lampoous of Carl SchuH which
crowded the pages Of Haiqcfs Weekly in 1872.
There are too many. \ single issue sometimes CON
tainrd six eight. A few would be enough. The
collection might be Limited to hrs Appearances as
Don Quixotc, assailing the windmill and whirling
ANONYMOUSLY through the air; rs Iaso, Richard
ILL.,, Mcphi,topheles and n traitor the Union
ranparts waving llag OF truce to the advancing
Ku Kluv Khan. With these might be grouped that
alleeory OF the asses kicking up their heels ut
splendid lion. This would have new force and
meaning to-day 7 ne cartoon showing Seven
Mule }auUm' rs a dead weight on the Presidential
candidate of 1850 would come in pat with the an
uounccmcnt of the Democratic ConmitteeS choice
of hgurchcal for this years Reform cam
paign. And then there's Hendricks who i, second
on Editor Curtss Presidential ticket. There were
20 many buresqucs of him in HaPu'5 Weekly in
1876 that would be hard TO Say which are the best
As good as any is that in W-ich Hcnducils per-
souatc- the hcup'ck q husband. and tends the rag
b,b5. while Mis-. 'td'n Pnchcs his ear a. she goes
OH. poker in hand, sir n.y. the Reform fire, and
the Democratic party, in the rear, brings soothing
syrup ON "a tray.
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