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Horatio Seymour, the Democratic presidential nominee, as Shakespeare's Lady
Macbeth cannot wash the blood of her crime-support of the Civil War draft
rioters-off her hands. In 1863 Seymour, then governor of New York, addressed the
New York City draft rioters as "My friends" and voiced his opposition
to the draft. Thomas Nast continually reminded his audience of Seymour's
purported complicity in that violent and, in the cartoonist's view, disloyal
event. It was also standard for Nast to draw Seymour's curly hair to resemble
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Warning
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