Format: Still image / Genre: political cartoons / Subject - Topics: Political satire / Rights Status: No Copyright - United States - Emory Digital Collections Search Results

Start Over Format Still image Genre political cartoons Subject - Topics Political satire Rights Status No Copyright - United States

1.
Selling Out Cheap. Charles Sumner makes a deal with the Devil. "Letter to Colorado Citizens" and "Sumner's Speech Against Grant" hang from the desk

Date:: 1870 approx.
Format:: Still image
Access:: Public

2.
Jeff's last shift, capture of Jefferson Davis, May 10, 1865, at Irwinsville, Georgia, One of the variations on the popular theme of Jefferson Davis's capture by Union soldiers

Creator:: Baker, Joseph E.
Date:: 1865
Format:: Still image
Access:: Public

3.
The Political Siamese Twins. Union general George B. McClellan and antiwar Democrat George H. Pendleton are joined by "The Party Tie"

Date:: 1864
Format:: Still image
Access:: Public

4.
Headquarters at Harrison's Landing. Satirical view of George B. McClellan, Union Army General, relaxing after ending the Seven Days Battles by leading the army of the Potomac in stopping the Confederates at Malvern Hill

Date:: 1862
Format:: Still image
Access:: Public

5.
The Folly of Secession. Governor F. W. Pickens of South Carolina and President James Buchanan fight over the Union cow as Georgia milks the cow into a bucket labeled "City of Savannah."

Date:: 1861
Format:: Still image
Access:: Public

6.
Little Bo-Peep and Her Foolish Sheep,The second in a series of caricatures criticizing the secession of several Southern states from the Union during the last months of the Buchanan administration

Creator:: Goater [?], John H.
Date:: 1861 approx.
Format:: Still image
Access:: Public

7.
South Carolina's Ultimatum. Governor F. W. Pickens of South Carolina is standing before the "Peace Maker" cannon as he lights it while President James Buchanan looks on in alarm. The Union flag flies over Fort Sumter in the distance

Date:: 1861
Format:: Still image
Access:: Public

8.
According to an Act of Congress. Exhibitions at $8 per day

Date:: unknown
Format:: Still image
Access:: Public