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Senator Thomas Francis Bayard, der Mann mit dem eifernen Princip.

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-Senator Thomas Francis Bayard, der Mann mit dem eifernen Princip. (1880 ca.)

-Puck Wants 'A Strong Man at the Head of Government'—But Not This Kind. (1880-02-04)

-Allan G. Thurman, The Veteran Ohio Democrat. (1881-04-13)

-James Gillespie Blaine, Ritter vom blutigen hemd. (1880 ca.)

-The Way Mr. Conkling's Colleague Should Not Enter the 47th Congress. (1880-12-29)

-The Quack Doctor's Last Dose. (1881-02-09)

-Hannibal Hamlin, Lincoln's Vice-President (1881-02-09)

-Garfield's Bond of Friendship for the Unfriendly Senators. (1881-03-02)

-A Harmless Explosion. (1881-05-25)

-And It Was Bad for the Bull. (1881-06-08)

-Dead Lock. 'Tis but a Little Faded Curl!' (1881-06-08)

-There Is Still a Future for the Ex-Senator— (1881-06-15)

-The Great Congressional Tramp Bullying the Old Women of the National Household. (1882-07-12)

-Once the Senatorial Apollo—Now the Court-Jester. (1884-04-23)

-The Knight of the Wind-bag Enters the Senatorial Field. (1884-12-31)

-The Senatorial Puppet-Show. (1885-01-21)

-'The Soul of Blaine' Still on the Rampage. (1885-01-21)

-Our Senatorial Gordon Cumming. (1887-02-09)

-Re-Appearance of the Political Robert Macaire. (1887-06-22)

-It Won't Do! (1888-08-15)

-Times Have Changed. (1889-10-23)

-The 'Social Precedence' Agony in Washington. (1890-01-22)

-The Senatorial 'Fence.' (1890-04-23)

-Their Only Utility. (1890-11-19)

-'Napoleon's' Retreat. (1890-11-19)

-Vier 'Valentines'. (1891 ca.)

-What Is Sauce for the Goose Is Sauce for the Gander. (1891-01-07)

-Honor to Whom Honor Is Due. (1891-01-14)

-Puck's Valentines—To Three 'Outs' and One 'In.' (1891-02-11)

-Look at the Leaders of the Disgraceful Fifty-First Congress! (1891-03-18)

-'Hark from the Tombs A Doleful Sound!' (1891-06-10)

-And He Is Howling for It. (1892-03-16)

-The Sinking Ship. (1892-04-20)

-Another 'Me Too'! (1893-01-18)

-'He Won't Be Happy Till He Gets There.' (1893-01-25)

-'Don't Be Afraid, Doggie—We Won't hurt you!' (1893-02-08)

-The Latest Don Quixote. (1893-03-01)

-The Political Safe-Breakers Foiled. (1893-05-10)

-Coroner Harrison Is a Little Too Previous. (1893-09-06)

-A Senatorial Desperado. (1893-10-04)

-'Senatorial Courtesy.' (1893-10-18)

-The 'Peanut' Hagenbeck and His 'Senatorial Courtesy' Animal Show. (1894-02-07)

-In His Second Childhood. (1894-02-28)

-A Mother Goose Tariff Tale. (1894-05-23)

-Mill's Senatorial Search Light. (1894-05-30)

-A Very Sick Patient.—He Pays Well, but the Senatorial Quacks Can't Save Him. (1894-07-18)

-Old Jokes in New Political Clothes. (1895-01-30 )

-Shrunk to Their Proper Size at Last—An Edifying Sight in the United States Senate. (1895-12-11)

-Look Out, There, Boys! (1896-02-19)

-A Few Pleasant Recollections of the Fifty-Fourth Congress. (1896-05-27)

-The Supreme Court,—'As It May Hereafter Be Constituted' (1896-09-09)

-'She Has Seen Better Days.' (1897-03-03)

-The Old Woman of the Senate Is Doing Her Best—At a Hopeless Job. (1897-11-03)

-'What a Fuss They Made about Us!' (1901-02-13)

-'Killed in Committee.' (1906-05-16)

-Monopoly. (1909-12-15)

-A Bad Outlook for Harmony. (1909-12-22)

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