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PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN 1872. Cartoon by Thomas Nast showing Horace Greeley, left, and Boss Tweed, the discredited Tammany leader, warmly greeting each other after Greeleys nomination for presidency by the Liberal Republicans
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PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN 1872. Cartoon by Thomas Nast showing Horace Greeley, left, and Boss Tweed, the discredited Tammany leader, warmly greeting each other after Greeleys nomination for presidency by the Liberal Republicans
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN 1872.
Cartoon by Thomas Nast showing Horace Greeley, left, and Boss Tweed, the discredited Tammany leader, warmly greeting each other after Greeleys nomination for presidency by the Liberal Republicans
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1872 Candidate Canvassing Corruption Crime Employer Greeley Hand Shake Horace Liberal Magear Marcy Nast Republican Party Ring Tammany Tweed Tweed Ring Will I Am
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This print captures a significant moment in American political history during the Presidential Campaign of 1872. The renowned cartoonist Thomas Nast skillfully portrays Horace Greeley, the Liberal Republican candidate for presidency, and Boss Tweed, the disgraced Tammany leader, warmly greeting each other. In this thought-provoking image, Nast highlights the irony and corruption prevalent in politics at that time. Despite their stark differences in ideology and reputation, Greeley and Tweed are depicted shaking hands with apparent camaraderie. This handshake symbolizes an unholy alliance between two individuals who were seen as polar opposites by many. Horace Greeley's nomination by the Liberal Republicans was a pivotal moment in American politics as it challenged traditional party lines. However, his association with Boss Tweed raised eyebrows due to Tweed's involvement in corrupt practices within New York City's government known as the "Tweed Ring". This scandalous episode tarnished both men's reputations. Thomas Nast masterfully conveys these complex dynamics through his detailed cartooning style. His portrayal serves as a reminder of how power can sometimes blur ideological boundaries and compromise principles. Overall, this print provides a fascinating glimpse into an important chapter of American history where ambition clashed with integrity on the campaign trail. It is a testament to Thomas Nast's artistic prowess and his ability to capture not only moments but also emotions that resonate even today.
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