# US presidential campaign print gallery, 1800–1900

This gallery lists the United States campaign rows dated 1800 to 1900 in the FRAME snapshot, oldest first: tickets, banners, broadsides, song sheets, pamphlets, badges, newspaper pages and cartoons. Each card prints the date the archive records, and the image stays on propagandaarchive.org.

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  US presidential campaign print gallery, 1800–1900
  This gallery lists the United States campaign rows dated 1800 to 1900 in the FRAME snapshot, oldest first: tickets, banners, broadsides, song sheets, pamphlets, badges, newspaper pages and cartoons. Each card prints the date the archive records, and the image stays on propagandaarchive.org.

The cards run in date order, from the Federalist and Republican newspapers of 1800 to the McKinley and Bryan posters of 1900. Every party of the period is here: Federalists, Republicans of Jefferson's day, Jacksonian Democrats, Whigs, Free Soilers, the American Party, the Republicans of Lincoln's day, Liberal Republicans, Greenbackers, Prohibitionists, the People's Party, and the gold Democrats of 1896 and 1900.

Where this site has written up the object, the card opens that page. Otherwise it opens the FRAME record. These are nineteenth-century prints, so none has a National Archives identifier, and the line under each title reads "no primary id in the snapshot." The Library of Congress call numbers are on the individual pages and records.

Some cards carry racist, nativist, anti-Catholic, antisemitic or anti-Chinese material from both major parties. They are listed because they were campaign print, and the archive shows them as they were published. The hub essay names those appeals and who made them. Newspaper and cartoon coverage of the Maine, the war with Spain, the Philippines and the Boer War that does not address the election is left out; it is covered in the yellow press case study and on the FRAME archive.

  United StatesGazette of the United States, "The Jeffersoniad" no. VIII, 14 August 1800August 14, 1800 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe Virginia Argus, "Letter to Mazzei" and rebuttal, 16 September 1800September 16, 1800 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"Some Account of some of the Bloody Deeds of General Jackson" coffin handbill (1828)1828 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"Jackson ticket" with Hickory tree motto, Baltimore (1828)1828 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"Monumental Inscriptions!" coffin broadside (1828)1828 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"State Mining" Jackson campaign lithograph (1828)1828 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"Curse the d--d congress committee and their guns!" (anti-Bank print, 1832)1832 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"Jackson. New Orleans Jany. 8th 1815" (Childs & Inman, 1832)1832 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"Old Jack, the famous New Orleans mouser" (pro-Jackson print, 1832)1832 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesDemocratic ticket, "Liberty & equal rights" (Ohio electors for Van Buren and Johnson), 18361836 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesDemocratic tickets, "Go it, ye Cripples!" and "Stop Van!!!" (Ohio electors, Van Buren and Johnson), 18361836 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesDemocratic ticket, "Going the whole hog" (Ohio electors for Van Buren and Johnson), 18361836 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"Political race course - Union Track - fall races 1836"1836 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"Set-to between the champion Old Tip & the swell Dutchman of Kinderhook", 18361836 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"Grand match between the Kinderhook poney and the Ohio ploughman", April 1836April 1836 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States'Federal-Abolition-Whig Trap, to Catch Voters In', New Orleans broadside, 18401840 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States'Going up Salt River', Van Buren-friendly cartoon published by John Childs, 18401840 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States'This log cabin was the first building erected on the North Bend', Whig print by T. Sinclair, 18401840 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesMartin Van Buren portrait print with Jackson 'Veto U.S. Bank' and 'Ten Hours' columns, 18401840 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States'The People's Line -- Take care of the Locomotive', Whig woodcut, 18401840 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States'The Fox Chace', Whig cartoon of Van Buren hunted by cider-barrel hounds, 18401840 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States'National Democratic Republican Nomination' broadside for Van Buren and Johnson, 18401840 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesNew England Whig Convention badge, Bunker Hill, 10 September 1840September 10, 1840 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesFor President Henry Clay, for Vice President Theodore Frelinghuysen (Whig badge), 18441844 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesLoco Foco Triumphal Honors (pro-Whig cartoon), 18441844 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesPolk & Co. Going Up Salt River (pro-Clay cartoon), 18441844 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesPolk in His Extremity (pro-Clay cartoon), 18441844 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesTexas Coming In (pro-Polk cartoon), 18441844 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesTreeing Coons (pro-Polk cartoon), 18441844 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesTyrants Prostrate, Liberty Triumphant (pro-Polk cartoon on Dorr), 18441844 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesGrand National Whig Banner. "Onward" (Clay and Frelinghuysen), 1844April 1844 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesGrand National Democratic Banner. Press Onward (Polk and Dallas), 1844June 1844 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesDemocratic ticket for Maryland electors: Polk and Dallas, 1844November 1844 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesZachary Taylor, People's Candidate for President (Currier banner), 18481848 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesGrand National Whig Banner: Press Onward (Currier, Taylor and Fillmore), 18481848 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesFree Soil Candidates for President and Vice-President (Kellogg and Comstock), 18481848 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe Presidents of the United States: Lewis Cass, Democratic Candidate for 12th President (Currier), 1848June 6, 1848 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesGrand, National, Democratic Banner: Press Onward (Currier, Cass and Butler), 1848June 23, 1848 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesZachary Taylor, the People's Choice for 12th President (Currier), 1848June 23, 1848 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesLewis Cass, Democratic Candidate for President (Currier), 1848August 12, 1848 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States'Can you rest one hand on the sacred altar of Liberty...' (Free Soil cartoon, Currier), 1848August 12, 1848 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesGrand Democratic Free Soil Banner (Currier, Van Buren and Adams), 1848September 1, 1848 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"The game-cock & the goose" (Yankee Notions lithograph, 1852)1852 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"Gas and glory" (Currier lithograph, 1852)1852 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"Great footrace for the presidential purse ($100,000 and pickings) over the Union Course 1852" (Currier lithograph)1852 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"The poor soldier & his ticket for soup" (Yankee Notions lithograph, 1852)1852 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"Position of the Democratic Party in 1852" (anti-Pierce, anti-Fugitive-Slave-Law print)1852 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"Soliciting a vote" (1852 campaign cartoon, drawn before the Democratic nomination)1852 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"The Whig Organ" (Frank Bellew, The Lantern, 28 August 1852)1852 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"The Balls Are Rolling - Clear the Track" (Currier, 1856)1856 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"'Buck' taking the 'Pot'" (Currier, 1856)1856 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"The Champions of Freedom" Frémont and Dayton banner (Buffalo, 1856)1856 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"The Grand National Fight" (Democratic print, 1856)1856 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"The Great Presidential Sweepstakes of 1856" (Currier)1856 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"The Right Man for the Right Place" (Currier, 1856)1856 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesJames Buchanan campaign banner (Baker & Godwin, 1856)June 1856 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesMillard Fillmore campaign banner (Baker & Godwin, 1856)July 1856 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"Col. Fremont Planting the American Standard" (Baker & Godwin, 1856)July 1856 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesCampaign flag banner, "For President John Bell. For Vice President Edward Everett" (H. C. Howard, 1860)1860 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"The Union, the Constitution and the enforcement of the laws. For President, John Bell of Tennessee. For Vice President, Edward Everett of Massachusetts" (W. H. Rease, 1860)1860 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesProof for a flag campaign banner for John C. Breckinridge and Joseph Lane (H. C. Howard, 1860)1860 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"The undecided political prize fight" (anonymous, 1860)1860 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesFlag campaign banner for Stephen A. Douglas and Herschel V. Johnson (H. C. Howard, 1860)1860 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesCampaign envelope: Stephen A. Douglas and H. V. Johnson, with "I stand for the rights of the whole people" (S. Raynor, 1860)1860 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesCampaign flag banner, "For President Abram Lincoln. For Vice President Hannibal Hamlin" (H. C. Howard, 1860)1860 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"The Union must and shall be preserved. For President Abraham Lincoln of Illinois. For Vice President Hannibal Hamlin of Maine" (W. H. Rease, 1860)1860 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesPolitical caricature. No. 3, The abolition catastrophe. Or the November smash-up1864 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesDemocracy. 1832. 1864.1864 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesGrand National Democratic banner. Peace! Union! and victory!1864 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesGrand national union banner for 1864. Liberty, union and victory1864 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesHow free ballot is protected!1864 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe Chicago platform1864 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States'Little Mac.' (from the Democratic presidential campaign songster)1864 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesLittle Mac's double feat of equitation1864 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesM'Clellan campaign songs, no. 1: Forward march for Little Mac; Little Mac and Pendleton; The head of the nation McClellan shall be; Little Mac is on de track1864 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesMcClellan and Pendleton1864 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesPlatforms illustrated1864 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesPresidential campaign, 1864. Candidates for President and Vice-President1864 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesGrand banner of the radical democracy, for 18641864 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesUnion and liberty! And union and slavery!1864 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesAbraham's dream!--Coming events cast their shadows beforeSeptember 1864 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe Chicago platform and candidateOctober 1864 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesBlood Will Tell! The Great Race for the Presidential Sweepstakes1868 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesDemocratic Candidate1868 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesLeaders of the Democratic Party: The Rioter Seymour, the Butcher Forrest, the Pirate Semmes, the Hangman Hampton1868 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesGod Grant Us Peace / We Shall See More Rads 'Bottled Up' in November1868 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesNational Union Republican Candidates1868 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe Great American Tanner1868 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe Great November Contest. Patriotism versus Bummerism1868 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesJacobin Radical Republican Record: a legacy for the people! $2,700,000,000 debt!! an expensive luxury1868 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe Radical Party on a Heavy Grade1868 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesRe-construction, or 'a white man's government'1868 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe Republican Platform, or the Political Mountebank1868 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThis Is a White Man's Government1868 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesDavid and Goliath1872 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesA "dodge" that wont work1872 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesGrand National Liberal Republican banner for 18721872 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesFor president Horace Greeley of New York and for vice president Benjn. Gratz Brown of Missouri1872 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesYou must make your choice. Birds of a feather flock together1872 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe peoples' choice, H. Greeley G. Brown1872 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe Republican chart. The nation's choice in war and peace Ulysses S. Grant1872 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesSplitting the party - the entering wedge1872 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe working-man's banner. For President, Ulysses S. Grant, 'The Galena Tanner.' For Vice-President, Henry Wilson, 'The Natick Shoemaker.'1872 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesHere! (New Hampshire heard from) The true Military RingMarch 30, 1872 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe Chappaqua farmerJuly 1872 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesIn the hope that the American people may soon be, not merely united, but reconciled, I am, yours, Horace GreeleyJuly 1872 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesCentennial election. The Republican nominees1876 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe champions of the people's right[s]1876 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesGrand National Democratic banner1876 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesGrand National Republican banner1876 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesGrant to Hayes - I guess that reform bait wont work this side. Better try an anti-Catholic worm1876 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesNational Democratic chart, 18761876 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesNational Republican chart 18761876 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesOur nation's choice, Rutherford B. Hayes, William A. Wheeler1876 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesRoll along, roll along, shout the campaign battle song1876 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe political farce of 18761877 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesRepublican Candidates for President and Vice-President: James A. Garfield, Chester A. Arthur (A. S. Seer engraving)1880 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesRepublican Candidates: James A. Garfield and Chester A. Arthur (A. S. Seer lithograph)1880 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesOur Nation's Choice: Gen. James Abram Garfield and Gen. Chester A. Arthur (Haasis & Lubrecht)1880 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesGen. Winfield S. Hancock and Hon. William H. English (campaign handkerchief, Hugh McCrossan)1880 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe Champions of the People's Rights: Gen. Winfield Scott Hancock and William H. English1880 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesNational Democratic Banner: Gen'l Hancock, Wm. H. English1880 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesInspecting the Democratic Curiosity Shop (Puck cartoon, c. 1880)1880 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe Appomattox of the Third Termers: Unconditional Surrender (Puck cover, 16 June 1880)June 16, 1880 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesA Weak Ticket in the Field and a Weaker Expected (Puck cover, 16 June 1880)June 16, 1880 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesDemocratic Candidates: Winfield S. Hancock and William H. English (A. S. Seer lithograph)July 1880 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe Factors of the Greenback-Labor-Socialist-Woman-Suffrage Party (Frank Leslie's, 3 July 1880)July 3, 1880 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesWhere Both Platforms Agree: No Vote, No Use to Either Party (Puck cover, 14 July 1880)July 14, 1880 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesGarfield's Death Warrant: 'Advertiser Extra' reproducing the Morey letter (1880)October 1880 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe banner that boosted Blaine and locked the Logan link1884 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesFor president, James G. Blaine. For vice president, John A. Logan1884 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesGen. Benj. F. Butler: candidate of the Peoples Party, for president of the United States1884 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesFor president, Grover Cleveland of New York. For vice president, Thos. A. Hendricks, of Indiana1884 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe end of the republican party After "The Destruction of Jerusalem" by Kaulbach1884 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesOur nation's choice, James G. Blaine, John A. Logan1884 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesBlaine O'MaineApril 23, 1884 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe receiving-vault of the Republican politicians who defied public moralityJune 11, 1884 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe "three honest men" of Wall Street declare for BlaineJune 18, 1884 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesWith Puck's compliments to the Democratic National Convention at Chicago - 1884July 9, 1884 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesA flag the Independents will fight underJuly 16, 1884 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesFor president James G. Blaine, of Maine - for vice president John A. Logan, of IllinoisJuly 24, 1884 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesFor president Grover Cleveland, of New York - for vice president Thos. A. Hendricks, of IndianaJuly 24, 1884 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesOur country's choice--Democratic nomineesAugust 2, 1884 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe Republican souvenirAugust 14, 1884 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe new Democratic eucalyptus tree purifies a political morassAugust 27, 1884 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesA little private mutual admiration scheme, - Joss Ben and his only priest, Sun-SunAugust 27, 1884 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe bogus workingman and his lonsome boomSeptember 10, 1884 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"Blaine will be vindicated in November" -- N.Y. TribuneSeptember 24, 1884 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesAnother voice for ClevelandSeptember 27, 1884 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesShylock's bad bargainNovember 12, 1884 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"The Mulligan guard lies, but - surrenders"November 19, 1884 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"The Germans supported me nobly" -- J.G. BlaineNovember 26, 1884 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesNot as heavy as Grover, perhaps, but then I have more lemons1888 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesGreat Republican Harrison and Morton campaign ball, 18881888 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesOur nation's choice, Benjamin Harrison, Levi P. Morton1888 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesPublic office is a public trust: Democratic campaign banner no. 11888 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesSaved! The Republican Party throws its protecting shield over American labor1888 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe consumer consumedApril 7, 1888 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesOur choice, Grover Cleveland, A.G. Thurman. Democratic nomineesJune 18, 1888 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe difference between trimming a hedge and cutting it downAugust 4, 1888 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesProtection to home industry 1888August 18, 1888 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesUnion Labor PartyAugust 31, 1888 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe goose that lays the golden eggsSeptember 8, 1888 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesPrinciples of the Prohibition partySeptember 11, 1888 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesTariff reform. Cleveland and ThurmanSeptember 17, 1888 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"Goods will be so much cheaper"--Democratic argument. But what will become of all the American industries?September 22, 1888 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesBenjamin Harrison, Republican candidate for president1892 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesFor President Grover Cleveland, for Vice-President Adlai E. Stevenson1892 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesDemocratic platform and presidential nominees, Grover Cleveland, A. E. Stevenson1892 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesDemocratic progressive platforms: 1888 tariff reform; 1892 tariff for revenue only; "tariff for protection is unconstitutional"1892 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesPeople's party candidates for president and vice president 18921892 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesPeople's Party Paper (Atlanta, Ga.), 15 July 1892, page 1July 15, 1892 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe People's Party Convention - delegates who were not in itJuly 21, 1892 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe champion ready for another boutAugust 11, 1892 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesPeople's Party Paper (Atlanta, Ga.), 7 October 1892, page 1October 7, 1892 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesHarrison and Reid, and the peopleOctober 15, 1892 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States'Greed', illustration from Coin's Financial School1894 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesBryan-Sewall campaign buttons, badges and card1896 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesBryan-Sewall 'Free Coinage' portrait handkerchief1896 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesDemocratic nominees Bryan and Sewall broadside1896 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesMcKinley-Hobart campaign buttons, badges and ribbon1896 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States'Protection and sound money' shield placard1896 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesCoronation of the autocrat of protection (Puck)June 24, 1896 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe boss of the bosses (Puck)July 8, 1896 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe silver-tongued ventriloquist and his dummies (Puck)August 12, 1896 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesTrue democracy is safe! (Puck)September 30, 1896 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesWell protected (Puck)October 7, 1896 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesLast ghost-dance of the free silver tribe (Puck)November 4, 1896 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe Issue - 1900. Liberty. Justice. Humanity. W. J. Bryan1900 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesWm. McKinley, Prosperity1900 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe Real Issue: McKinley Was Right in 18961900 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesMcKinley Was Right (poster: 1896 poverty, 1900 prosperity)1900 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesRing Again the Liberty Bell in 1900 (Bryan poster)1900 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesWilliam J. Bryan (Taber-Prang Art Co. portrait print)1900 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesBryan and Stevenson (Underwood & Underwood stereograph)1900 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesVictorious Democracy: title page of a 1900 Bryan campaign biography1900 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesMcKinley's Easter Egg (Puck, 18 April 1900)April 18, 1900 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesTake Your Choice (Judge, 12 May 1900)May 12, 1900 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesA Two-Edged Record (Puck centerfold, 13 June 1900)June 13, 1900 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"Negro Rule" vampire cartoon with sworn affidavitJuly 4, 1900 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesSwallowed! (Puck centerfold, 11 July 1900)July 11, 1900 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesHe Shouts for Bryan, but This Is the Way He Will Vote (Puck cover, 25 July 1900)July 25, 1900 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe Promised Feast (Puck centerfold, 8 August 1900)August 8, 1900 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe Vote of the Gold Democrats; Their Country's Welfare Before Their Party's Welfare (Puck, 12 September 1900)September 12, 1900 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesTake Your Choice of the Two Bills! (Judge cover, 13 October 1900)October 13, 1900 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesMcKinley & Roosevelt (Underwood & Underwood stereograph)October 16, 1900 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThe Teddy Idea of a Vice-President Who Would "Do Things" (The Verdict, 29 October 1900)October 29, 1900 · no primary id in the snapshot

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