Read and pass along. What have you to say?
Subtitle: To George B. McClellan, Jr., Tammany candidate for mayor, Sir: You stand for Tammay. The Tammany Dock Board ... robbed the city of millions of dollars ...
Contributors: Bush, Charles Green, 1842-1909, illustrator
Series: Oak leaf -- no. 7; Oak leaf -- no. 7.
Publisher: [publisher not identified]
Published: 1903
Place of publication: New York, N.Y.]
Language: eng
Subjects: Caricatures and cartoons; Elections; Mayors; Election; Political corruption; Politics and government; Tammany Hall (Political organization)
Other titles: What have you to say
Notes: Circular opposing 1903 mayoral candidate George B. McClellan, Jr.

Illustrated with a row of red lanterns at head of pages [1] and [4]; cartoon on pages [2]-[3] shows George B. McClellan and Charles F. Murphy perched on the knees of a bearded figure, probably representing former Tammany boss Richard Crocker, text above reading "George and Charley" and caption below reading, "When you've nuthin' to say what do you say? Nuthin!" (From the New York world); signed at lower right, "C. G. Bush."

Printed in black and red ink.