Harper’s Weekly – January 6, 1872
After Tweed resigned as Commissioner of Public Works on December 28, 1871, he faced criminal charges. The primary question on many lips was whether he could be convicted. Nast dramatized that in a full-page cartoon.
Harper’s Weekly – January 6, 1872
After Tweed resigned as Commissioner of Public Works on December 28, 1871, he faced criminal charges. The primary question on many lips was whether he could be convicted. Nast dramatized that in a full-page cartoon.