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This sequel to "Compromise - Indeed!" reveals how much the
resignation of Justice David Davis from the Electoral Commission (and the
Supreme Court) changed cartoonist Thomas Nast's view of the legal remedy for the
disputed election. Whereas before, he deemed the commission to be a capitulation
to Democratic intimidation; here, the artist promotes it as a chance to set
aside threats and to settle the impasse as gentlemen. The bullwhip from
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laid on the table with the help of the steadying hand of Uncle Sam (note the
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