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A new way of passing a bad Nebraska bill. [graphic] / T. Sinclair's Lith Phila.
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The follies of the age, vive la humbug!! [graphic]
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The black Republicans at their devotions. [graphic]
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Southern chivalry - argument versus club's. [graphic] /. J.L. Magee, del.
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A proslavery incantation scene or Shakespeare improved. [graphic]
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Liberty, the fair maid of Kansas-in the hands of the "Border Ruffians." [graphic].
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The great Republican reform party, calling on their candidate. [graphic]
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Col. Fremont's last grand exploring expedition in 1856. [graphic] /. For Sale at no. 2 Spruce St. N.Y.
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The Cincinnati platform, or the way to make a new state in 1856. [graphic]
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The great presidential race of 1856. [graphic]
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The Democratic platform [graphic]
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The pious Mr. All-bone, taking leave of his directors previous to his departure for Europe. [graphic].
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John Bull and the Nicaragua question [graphic] : John's duplicity and disregard of treaty obligations.
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The little giant - in the character of the gladiator. [graphic] /. For Sale at 217 Walnut St. Phila.
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Lecompton funeral. [graphic] / Hy.
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Sunday laws : Hanging the cat on Monday for killing the mouse on Sunday. [graphic]
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"The irrepressible conflict" or the Republican barge in danger. [graphic]
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An heir to the throne, or the next Republican candidate. [graphic]
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The national game. Three "outs" and one "run" [graphic] : Abraham winning the ball.
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Political "Blondins" crossing Salt River [graphic].
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The rail candidate. [graphic]
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"The nigger" in the woodpile. [graphic]
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The chivalry at the English court. [graphic]
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The dis-united states or the Southern Confederacy. [graphic]
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Secession displayed [graphic].
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The battle of Bull's Run [graphic].
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The triumph. [graphic]
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The (Fort) Monroe doctrine. [graphic]
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Oh! Massa Jeff dis sesesh fever will kill de nigger. [graphic] / [FJB?]
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John Bull makes a discovery. [graphic]
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I'm not to blame for being white, sir! [graphic]
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Arms of ye confederacie. [graphic] / H.H. Tilley Del. et Sc.
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The question settled. [graphic] / Geo. Whiting, 87 Fulton St. New York; Phelps & Watson, 18 Beekman St. New York.
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The meeting of the Friends. City Hall Park. [graphic]
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"I say Billy, do you know why I'm doing this? Cause, I'm going to run for Congress soon!" [graphic] /. Potomac.
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Worship of the North. [graphic]
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The house that Jeff built. [graphic]
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Northern coat of arms. [graphic]
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"Your plan and mine." [graphic]
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How free ballot is protected. [graphic] / J.E. Baker, del.
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Political caricature no.3. The abolition catastrophe, or the November smash-up. [graphic]
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Abraham's dream! : "Coming events cast their shadows before." [graphic].
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The past and the future. [graphic] / Th. Nast.
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Jeff. Davis in prison.
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Jeff. Davis., the compromiser, in a tight place. [graphic]
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The first of May 1865 or gen'l moving day in Richmond Va. [graphic] / Lith. by Kimmel & Forster, 254 & 256 Canal St., N.Y.
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John Brown exhibiting his hangman. [graphic]
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Columbia's noblest sons [graphic] / Manson Lang, 542 Broadway, New York; Lithog. & printed by Kimmel & Forster 254 &n 256 Canal Str. N.Y.
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The last offer of reconciliation [graphic] : In rememberance of Prest. A. Lincolns. "The door is open for all." H. Thomas; Lithogr. by Kimmel & Forster 256 Canal Str. N.Y.
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Emancipation. [graphic] / Th. Nast; King & Baird, Printers, 607 Sansom Street, Philadelphia.
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Emancipation: the past and the future. [graphic] / Th. Nast.
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The Freedman's Bureau! An agency to keep the negro in idleness at the expense of the white man. Twice vetoed by the president, and made a law by congress. Support Congress & you support the negro. Sustain the president & you protect the white man [graphic
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The two platforms. [graphic]
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Congressional surgery legislative quakery. [graphic] / A., Del.
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Congressional surgery legislative quakery. [graphic] / A., Del.
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The man that blocks up the highway [graphic].
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The Salt River gazette---extra, Wednesday, Oct. 9, 1867. [graphic]: The Great Negro Party--born, 1856--died Oct. 8, 1867.
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[Montage of caricatures satirizing Southern Democrats] [graphic].
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Practical illustration of the Virginia Constitution. [graphic]: White man the bottom rail.
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Scent to the legislature. [graphic] / Andrews, Del.
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