In this Bob Satterfield cartoon based on the idiom "a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush", Marcus Hanna compares his single "bird" (representing his near-certain second term in the United States Senate) with the two "birds" that are Theodore Roosevelt's potential second and third term as President: should he forego being a senator to try to take the presidential nomination from Roosevelt? The question was ultimately moot, however, as Hanna died one month after this cartoon was published.