The alderman’s alternative - to Sing Sing, or Canada
James Albert Wales · 1852-1886
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A man in a long coat and red scarf walks toward a crossroads signpost reading "To Canada" and "To Sing Sing," carrying a carpetbag labeled "Broadway Street Car Boodle." On the right, a uniformed guard holds a rifle beside a "Warrant Arrest" sign at the Sing Sing prison, while a second man in a top hat flees toward the ferry on the left. This 1886 print by James Albert Wales is a satirical caricature of municipal corruption in New York.
