Grover Cleveland cutting away the spoils system from national government
Victor Gillam · 1858 - 1920
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Why is this public domain? Victor Gillam died in 1920; this work is in the public domain.
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A pen-and-ink political cartoon by Victor Gillam, dated 1885, shows a barber in a jester-style cap trimming the hair of a seated man. A bucket marked Reform sits on the seated man's head, and his hair is labelled Spoils, while his cape reads Democracy. A wall clock and shelves with jugs complete the interior setting.
