heads game

The political "Siamese" twins, the offspring of Chicago miscegenation ([New York] : Published by Currier & Ives, 152 Nassau St. New York, c1864.; LOC: LC-USZ62-9733)

Democrats’ mixed message

From The New-York Times October 24, 1864:

… MR. PENDLETON VISITS NEW YORK.

Mr. PENDLETON, Democratic candidate for Vice-President, left Cincinnati incognito last Thursday, on a visit to the East. He was in Philadelphia yesterday, and to-morrow will reach New York, where Little MAC and he will put their heads together and exhaust all the resources of statesmanship to secure a Copperhead triumph.

According to the following, General McClellan might not have needed any more heads:

The Chicago platform and candidate (by Louis Maurer,  [New York] : Published by Currier & Ives, 152 Nassau St. N.Y., c1864.; LOC: LC-USZ62-21706)

General Janus

You can read the details of the anti-Democrat political cartoons at the Library of Congress: miscegenation; two-faced

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