The kind of president we have commonly had

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The kind of president we have commonly had

The kind of president we have commonly had. Illustration shows a vignette cartoon with a Party Boss fashioning a president from Presidential Timber, using parts labeled Subserviency, Respectability, Party Regularity, Clean Record, and Urbanity which he plans to dress in Some Bodys Shoes and a Presidential Frock Coat. The surrounding scenes show that a president must be good at Reviewing a Parade, Getting His Picture Taken, Receiving Ambassadors, Laying a Cornerstone, Going Home to Vote, and Shaking Hands. Date 1907 December 18. The kind of president we have commonly had. Illustration shows a vignette cartoon with a Party Boss fashioning a president from Presidential Timber, using parts labeled Subserviency, Respectability, Party Regularity, Clean Record, and Urbanity which he plans to dress in Some Bodys Shoes and a Presidential Frock Coat. The surrounding scenes show that a president must be good at Reviewing a Parade, Getting His Picture Taken, Receiving Ambassadors, Laying a Cornerstone, Going Home to Vote, and Shaking Hands. Date 1907 December 18

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