HarpWeek | Elections | 1876 Cartoons List

Campaign Banners


		"Grand National Democratic Banner" Topic: Campaign Banners Source: Library of Congress Date: c1876 Cartoonist: Unknown


		"Grand National Republican Banner" Topic: Campaign Banners Source: Library of Congress Date: c1876 Cartoonist: Unknown

Republican Nomination


		"Uncle Sam's Valentines" Topic: Republican Nomination Source: Harper's Weekly Date: February 26, 1876, p. 172 Cartoonist: C. S. Reinhart


		"'Continue That I Broached In Jest.'-Shakespeare." Topic: Republican Nomination Source: Harper's Weekly Date: June 24, 1876, p. 505 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast


		"Why We Laugh" Topic: Republican Nomination Source: Harper's Weekly Date: July 8, 1876, p. 545 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast


		"Getting in Tune" Topic: Republican Nomination Source: Harper's Weekly Date: July 29, 1876, p. 616 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast

Democratic Nomination


		"Goin' to St. Louis" Topic: Democratic Nomination Source: Harper's Weekly Date: July 8, 1876, p. 560 Cartoonist: George Colt


		"It Don't Cover the Case, Governor." Topic: Democratic Nomination Source: Harper's Weekly Date: September 2, 1876, p. 719 Cartoonist: George Colt

Tilden and Tammany Hall


		"Slippery Sam" Topic: Tilden and Tammany Hall Source: Harper's Weekly Date: August 12, 1876, p. 664 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast


		"A Call for Tweed" Topic: Tilden and Tammany Hall Source: Harper's Weekly Date: August 19, 1876, p. 684 Cartoonist: A. B. Frost


		"Democratic Presidential Candidate of 1876 to Democratic Presidential Candidate of 1872" Topic: Tilden and Tammany Hall Source: Harper's Weekly Date: September 2, 1876, p. S725 Cartoonist: A. B. Frost based on a George Colt design

Tilden and Hendricks


		"The Democratic Team" Topic: Tilden and Hendricks Source: Harper's Weekly Date: November 11, 1876, p. 908 Cartoonist: A. B. Frost


		"The Democratic (Deformed) Tiger 'Fixed" Topic: Tilden and Hendricks Source: Harper's Weekly Date: July 22,1876, p. 589 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast


		"By Repealing They Resume-By Resuming They Repeal" Topic: Tilden and Hendricks Source: Harper's Weekly Date: August 26, 1876, p. 704 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast


		"Hen(dricks)-Pecked" Topic: Tilden and Hendricks Source: Harper's Weekly Date: August 5, 1876, p. 629 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast


		"A Hard Summer for the Soft Rag Baby" Topic: Tilden and Hendricks Source: Harper's Weekly Date: August 26, 1876, p. 689 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast

Sham Reform


		"Sinbad T., The Old Man of the Sea" Topic: Sham Reform Source: Harper's Weekly Date: September 30, 1876, p. 793 Cartoonist: A. B. Frost


		"S. J. T. as 'Mr. Facing-Both Ways'…" Topic: Sham Reform Source: Harper's Weekly Date: August 26, 1876, p. S705 Cartoonist: A. B. Frost


		"Tilden Spells Reform" Topic: Sham Reform Source: Harper's Weekly Date: October 21, 1876, p. S861 Cartoonist: M. A. Woolf.


		"Tilden And ____" Topic: Sham Reform Source: Harper's Weekly Date: July 22, 1876, p. 604 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast

Tilden the Hungry Wolf


		"The Political Red Riding-Hood." Topic: Tilden the Hungry Wolf Source: Harper's Weekly Date: September 2, 1876, p. 719 Cartoonist: George Colt


		"Tilden's Wolf at the Door" Topic: Tilden the Hungry Wolf Source: Harper's Weekly Date: September 16, 1876, pp. 756-757 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast

Casting Ballots


		"In Self-Defense" Topic: Casting Ballots Source: Harper's Weekly Date: October 28, 1876, p. 880 Cartoonist: A. B. Frost


		"The Elephant Walk Around" Topic: Casting Ballots Source: Harper's Weekly Date: October 28, 1876, p. 868 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast


		"Woman's Rights" Topic: Casting Ballots Source: Harper's Weekly Date: November 25, 1876, p. 960 Cartoonist: Lloyd


		"The Ignorant Vote..." Topic: Casting Ballots Source: Harper's Weekly Date: December 9, 1876, p. 985 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast

Electoral College Controversy: It Ain't Over Yet!


		"No Rest for the Wicked" Topic: Electoral College Controversy: It Ain't Over Yet! Source: Harper's Weekly Date: December 2, 1876, p. 965 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast


		“‘Keep Cool!’ Ten Days After the Election” Topic: Electoral College Controversy: It Ain't Over Yet! Source: Harper's Weekly Date: December 2, 1876, p. 980 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast


		"A National Game That Is Played Out" Topic: Electoral College Controversy: It Ain't Over Yet! Source: Harper's Weekly Date: December 23, 1876, p. 1044 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast

Electoral College Controversy: Civil War, Part II?


		“4-00,000 More” Topic: Electoral College Controversy: Civil War, Part II? Source: Harper's Weekly Date: December 9, 1876, p. 1000 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast


		“The Same Snap—‘Reform’ Slavery” Topic: Electoral College Controversy: Civil War, Part II? Source: Harper's Weekly Date: December 30, 1876, p. 1055 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast


		"A 'Mexican' Scarecrow" Topic: Electoral College Controversy: Civil War, Part II? Source: Harper's Weekly Date: January 13, 1877, p. 24 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast


		"Justice Brings Peace" Topic: Electoral College Controversy: Civil War, Part II? Source: Harper's Weekly Date: January 13, 1877, p. 21 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast

Electoral College Controversy: Looking for Votes


		“Go South, Young Man” Topic: Electoral College Controversy: Looking for Votes Source: Harper's Weekly Date: December 2, 1876, p. 980 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast


		"Cronin 'Organized Himself'" Topic: Electoral College Controversy: Looking for Votes Source: Harper's Weekly Date: January 13, 1877, p. 36 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast


		A Jewel Among Swine Topic: Electoral College Controversy: Looking for Votes Source: Harper's Weekly Date: February 24, 1877, p. 141 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast

Electoral College Controversy: Electoral Commission


		"Compromise-Indeed!" Topic: Electoral College Controversy: Electoral Commission Source: Harper's Weekly Date: January 27, 1877, p. 64 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast


		Ex-Judge David Davis (Now Senator) at Home Topic: Electoral College Controversy: Electoral Commission Source: Harper's Weekly Date: February 17, 1877, p. 121 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast


		The Members of the Electoral Commission Topic: Electoral College Controversy: Electoral Commission Source: Harper's Weekly Date: February 17, 1877, p. 125 Cartoonist: N/A


		"A Truce-Not a Compromise" Topic: Electoral College Controversy: Electoral Commission Source: Harper's Weekly Date: February 17, 1877, p. 132 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast


		Electoral Commission in session in Supreme Court chamber Topic: Electoral College Controversy: Electoral Commission Source: Harper's Weekly Date: February 17, 1877, pp. 128 - 129 Cartoonist: N/A


		"The 'Democ-Rats' Caught in the Presidential Trap." Topic: Electoral College Controversy: Electoral Commission Source: Cartoons From "Puck" Date: February 28, 1877, p. 7 Cartoonist: Joseph Keppler

Electoral College Controversy: Congressional Vote-Counting


		Joint session of Congress counting electoral votes Topic: Electoral College Controversy: Congressional Vote-Counting Source: Harper's Weekly Date: February 17, 1877, p. 124 Cartoonist: N/A


		Announcing the presidential result Topic: Electoral College Controversy: Congressional Vote-Counting Source: Harper's Weekly Date: March 17, 1877, p. 205 Cartoonist: N/A

Electoral College Controversy: Final Results


		Untitled Topic: Electoral College Controversy: Final Results Source: Harper's Weekly Date: March 17, 1877, p. 216 Cartoonist: Unknown


		Presidential inauguration of Rutherford B. Hayes Topic: Electoral College Controversy: Final Results Source: Harper's Weekly Date: March 24, 1877, p. 221 Cartoonist: N/A


		"'Another such victory, and I am undone'-Pyrrhus" Topic: Electoral College Controversy: Final Results Source: Harper's Weekly Date: March 24, 1877, p. 232 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast


		"The Times Are Ripening for a Lasting Peace." Topic: Electoral College Controversy: Final Results Source: Harper's Weekly Date: March 31, 1877, pp. 248-249 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast


		"Our Uncle Going to Take a Rest" Topic: Electoral College Controversy: Final Results Source: Harper's Weekly Date: April 7, 1877, p. 276 Cartoonist: Thomas Nast