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His Triumphal Progress. American cartoon by Louis Dalrymple, 1896, of William McKinley on the campaign trail

His Triumphal Progress. American cartoon by Louis Dalrymple, 1896, of William McKinley on the campaign trail


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His Triumphal Progress. American cartoon by Louis Dalrymple, 1896, of William McKinley on the campaign trail

W. McKINLEY CARTOON, 1896.
His Triumphal Progress. American cartoon by Louis Dalrymple, 1896, of William McKinley on the campaign trail

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His Triumphal Progress - A Satirical Glimpse into McKinley's Campaign Trail

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. This photo print, captured by Louis Dalrymple in 1896, offers a humorous and thought-provoking portrayal of William McKinley's presidential campaign. Depicted as the charismatic charioteer leading the Republican Party's charge towards victory, McKinley is shown riding an elephant-shaped chariot through the heartland of America. Dalrymple's cartoon cleverly satirizes the intense canvassing efforts undertaken by candidates during this era. The image showcases a determined McKinley surrounded by a group of men symbolizing his loyal supporters. With their hats waving high in excitement and fervor, they embody the spirit of American democracy at its finest. The artist skillfully employs parody to highlight both the grandiosity and absurdity often associated with political campaigns. By placing McKinley on an elephant-chariot reminiscent of ancient Roman triumphs, Dalrymple playfully suggests that success lies not only in one's policies but also in their ability to captivate and rally public sentiment. As we delve into this historical snapshot from 1896, it becomes clear that politics has always been infused with humor and satire. This piece serves as a reminder that even amidst serious matters such as electing a president, there is room for levity and laughter. With "His Triumphal Progress". Dalrymple invites us to reflect on our own contemporary political landscape while appreciating the timeless nature of

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