bound issue from February 28, 1888; Vol XXIII, no. 573. Lithographs address various topics, including: tariff and taxation reforms and the 1888 election between Benjamin Harrison and Grover Cleveland. Lithographs include "In Union There is Strength" (title page; shows two individuals wrangling a donkey labeled "Anti Poverty Society [Patented]"; the man on the left, straddling the donkey's neck, is labeled "McGlyyn" and the man on the right, wrangling the donkey's hind legs, is labeled "George." Behind them are signs saying "[Left] To Republican Camp," "[Right] To Democratic [Camp]"); "A Forlorn Hope" (shows a troop of Congressional members dressed as soldiers, Sherman is leading the attack on "Fort Reform," "Cleveland Commanding." Two men, Phelps and Reid, are seen carrying an injured Blaine away from the scene. Other troop members include Hiscock, Hale, Ingalls, Hoar, Blair, and Frye; all members holding various weaponry including swords, rifles, pitchforks, scythes, and hammers. Behind the troop, Chandler is holding a cannon labeled "Dead Issues," another member is holding a white flag labeled "Blood Shirt")
