The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-09-04

risen, one with cheap clothes and the other
with cheap whisky, are set forth il number
of the democratic papers.
/ JUp0K's CARTOONS
The full PAGE cartoon of this weeks Judge
| is one 81 Giilam's-"The Foolish Boys and
the Lively Bees" The boys-Cleveland,
Thurman. Curtis, Jones, Mills, Carlisle, Ben
| Eett and PuitZer-have been stirring up tho
| bees ia workshop, farm and smithy with free
trade sticks. The result is that the bees swarm
| out, greatly to the CONSERVATION Of the boys
! and much to the delight Of Uncle Sam, who
stands by laughing. The familiar face OF
| Dan" appears on the body of stump-tailed
| dog The expression on ali the faces Is ex-
| cellent.
One Of ITamilton's front page cartoons rep
| resents Bafhara Fritcbie Dana flying tue pro-
lection flag In the face of the free trade hosts,
| headed by Cleveland OH a mule. Beneath the
| picture are tie familiar lines Of the poem put
| into BaEhaea Dana's mBRth.
Another OF Hamilton sand il is one
which Is being much talked about--is that
| representing Bismarck delivering his famous
speech to the reichstag upon the benefit Of the
protection policy to the United States, and
urging the adoption Of the same high tariff by
Germany Tho democratic leaders, Carlisle, Cur
tbs, Cox, Watterson and Mills are represented
IN attitudes Of CONSERVATION in the fore
ground.
Victor Gillian. brother Of the other artist
of the same name, has had a number Of good
ones that representing Cleveland as Micawber
and Garland as Mrs Micawber, being proba-
bly, the best.
In another sketch the democrats have been
eating Of Cloyeland's free trade watermelon,
and they are all sick.
Probably the best on the republican side is
that by Gillian entitled, Mr. Cleveland win
Have aWak Over" Cleveland is endeavoring
TO walk across Niagara falls on rope, the
white house being his objective point. lie is
attired in the airy nothingness of a professional
ilpp ts144 ah Nv itat Oh
ponderous form in regular Coney island
fashion. He is loaded down with tho demo
cratic darly and John Bull on his back, while
at either end Of bis balancing pole hang Thur
man and Curtis lie IS half way across and
right ahead is bad cut in the rope labled
democratic split" As lie secs it, tho per-
SEPARATION falls in great beads from his face, he
uimb.es in every limb and his attitude is one
OF great agony.
MAST IN THE GRAPHIC.
The voice Of Thomas Mast is once more
heard in the land Tho familiar 9TH Mast"
appears in the corner of the cartoons which
make good democratic literature, and the
readers OF the Daily Graphic see the originals.
The tariff question and the presidents fish
cries message are the leading subjects treated
In these pictures
Their value is recognized by the democratic
committee, and the result Is that these cartoons
are copied in the leading democratic papers
through the country.
1t needless to say that they are excellent.
That reproduced in another column of THE
CONSTITUTION is a fair sample.
SOME MINOR PAPERS.
a number of less prominent papers are lend
ing their aid to the parties they represent
Time. for instance, breaches republican doc
trine and one Of its cartoons, representing
Cleveland down with black fever and half OF
his body turned black by free trade, has been
copied.
The cartoon is fer Cleveland and its rather
crude efforts are devoted to ridieuling Blaine
and Harrison. In these, as in those OF Puck
and other democratic journals, "grandpa's
hat Is 4 familiar iigure.
Which VIII VIM
To the reader of the pictorial papers this
question naturally arises.
Both parties are well-equipped in the matter
Of cartoons and cartoonists-in this respect the
chances are about equal.
The campaign is still young From now
until November the contest will be hot one,
and ono may look for much that is good in tho
way of cartoons.
Surely the cartoon is mighty. 0. II. l..