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PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. Grand Presidential Sweepstakes for 1849. American lithograph cartoon of 1848 showing Martin Van Buren leading Lewis Cass and Zachary Taylor in a three-way race for the presidency

PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. Grand Presidential Sweepstakes for 1849. American lithograph cartoon of 1848 showing Martin Van Buren leading Lewis Cass and Zachary Taylor in a three-way race for the presidency


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PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. Grand Presidential Sweepstakes for 1849. American lithograph cartoon of 1848 showing Martin Van Buren leading Lewis Cass and Zachary Taylor in a three-way race for the presidency

PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
Grand Presidential Sweepstakes for 1849. American lithograph cartoon of 1848 showing Martin Van Buren leading Lewis Cass and Zachary Taylor in a three-way race for the presidency

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1848 1849 Bike Buffalo Campaign Candidate Canvassing Cart Democrat Fast Lewis Lion Martin Race Rein Satire Spectator Speed Taylor Van Buren Whig Zachary Blood Hound Cass


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Presidential Campaign - A Glimpse into the 19th Century Political Race

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. This lithograph, titled "Grand Presidential Sweepstakes for 1849" offers a fascinating glimpse into the intense and spirited presidential campaign of 1848. Created by an American cartoonist, it humorously depicts three prominent candidates vying for the presidency - Martin Van Buren, Lewis Cass, and Zachary Taylor. The scene is set amidst a bustling crowd as these political heavyweights race towards victory on their trusty steeds. Leading the pack is Martin Van Buren, his determined expression reflecting his ambition to secure another term in office. Close behind are Lewis Cass and Zachary Taylor, both eager to claim their place in history. The artist's clever use of satire is evident throughout this lithograph; from a bloodhound symbolizing the Democratic Party's pursuit of power to a cart labeled "Whig Canvassing" representing opposition tactics. The inclusion of various spectators adds depth to the image as they cheer on their preferred candidate. With its vibrant colors and intricate details, this artwork captures not only the excitement but also reflects societal dynamics during that era. It serves as a reminder of how far our nation has come since those early days when campaigns were fought with passion and fervor. As we observe this historical piece today, let us appreciate the artistry involved while contemplating how politics has evolved over time. This print from Granger Art on Demand allows us to delve into America's rich past while

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