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CARTOON: JACKSON AND EATON, 1836. The Celeste-al Cabinet

CARTOON: JACKSON AND EATON, 1836. The Celeste-al Cabinet


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CARTOON: JACKSON AND EATON, 1836. The Celeste-al Cabinet

CARTOON: JACKSON AND EATON, 1836. The Celeste-al Cabinet. Lithograph satirizing Andrew Jacksons cabinet meeting held to discuss the social uproar in Washington over Peggy O Neale Eaton. Cartoon, 1836

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1836 Andrew Cabinet Democratic Party Eaton Henry Jackson Margaret Meeting Political Action Politics Satire Scandal Social


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The lithograph titled "CARTOON: JACKSON AND EATON, 1836. The Celeste-al Cabinet" is a satirical portrayal of a cabinet meeting held by President Andrew Jackson in 1836. The cartoon humorously captures the social uproar that occurred in Washington over Peggy O'Neale Eaton, highlighting the scandalous nature of the event. In this intriguing print, we see various men and women gathered around a table, representing members of Jackson's cabinet and other prominent figures from that era. The artist skillfully uses caricature to exaggerate their features and expressions, adding an element of humor to the scene. The central focus of the cartoon is on Margaret "Peggy". O'Neale Eaton, whose presence caused controversy due to her alleged involvement in extramarital affairs before marrying John Henry Eaton, Secretary of War at the time. The tension surrounding her reputation led to divisions within Jackson's administration and ultimately influenced political dynamics during his presidency. Through this lithograph, we gain insight into not only the scandal itself but also its impact on American politics during that period. It serves as a reminder that even high-ranking officials are not immune to personal scandals and how these events can shape public perception and influence decision-making processes. Overall, this artwork provides us with a fascinating glimpse into early American politics while showcasing the power satire holds in shedding light on societal issues through visual storytelling.

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