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JAMES G. BLAINE CARTOON. Presidential candidate Blaine trying to collect his record, in a cartoon by Thomas Nast from the final days of the 1884 presidential campaign
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JAMES G. BLAINE CARTOON. Presidential candidate Blaine trying to collect his record, in a cartoon by Thomas Nast from the final days of the 1884 presidential campaign
JAMES G. BLAINE CARTOON.
Presidential candidate Blaine trying to collect his record, in a cartoon by Thomas Nast from the final days of the 1884 presidential campaign
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1884 Blaine Candidate Canvassing Carpetbagger Document Domestic Gillespie Leader Letter Nast Parody Rake Republican Party Secretary Of State Suit Sweep
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This print captures a pivotal moment in American political history, showcasing the intense final days of the 1884 presidential campaign. The cartoon, skillfully crafted by Thomas Nast, depicts James G. Blaine, the Republican Party's candidate for president, desperately attempting to collect his record amidst a chaotic scene. Blaine is portrayed wearing a suit and can be seen frantically sweeping through piles of documents with a rake. His expression reflects both determination and anxiety as he scrambles to gather what seems to be crucial evidence or support for his candidacy. This image serves as a powerful parody of Blaine's perceived reputation as a "carpetbagger" someone who opportunistically seeks personal gain through politics. Surrounded by men representing various facets of American society, including an African-American man and an indigenous leader, this cartoon highlights the domestic issues that were at stake during this election. It also symbolizes Blaine's attempt to appeal to different voter demographics in order to secure victory. The presence of Gillespie, Blaine's secretary of state and trusted ally carrying a bag labeled "Republican Party" further emphasizes the significance of this moment for both Blaine personally and his party as a whole. Thomas Nast masterfully encapsulates the tension and urgency surrounding this critical juncture in American politics through his satirical illustration. This print offers viewers an intriguing glimpse into one chapter of our nation's rich political heritage while reminding us that even over 100 years later, campaigns are still fought on similar
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