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War! Or No War: "Ike! Say the 49th & lets settle it amercably... No Sir

War! Or No War: 'Ike! Say the 49th & lets settle it amercably... No Sir


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War! Or No War: "Ike! Say the 49th & lets settle it amercably... No Sir

1078602 War! Or No War: " Ike! Say the 49th & lets settle it amercably...No Sir....", 1846 (litho) by American School, (19th century); Collection of the New-York Historical Society, USA; (add.info.: War! Or No War: " Ike! Say the 49th & lets settle it amercably...No Sir...." 1846
F. & S. Palmer, lith.; Thomas Odham); eNew York Historical Society; American, out of copyright

Media ID 23029712

© New York Historical Society / Bridgeman Images

Argument Bowery Disagreement Dispute Gangs Manhattan York 49th


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This humorous lithograph from the 19th century captures a political dispute in New York City with wit and satire. Titled "War! Or No War: 'Ike! Say the 49th & lets settle it amercably. . . No Sir. . . . '", this print showcases a lively argument between two gangs, symbolizing opposing sides of an ongoing disagreement. The artist skillfully uses caricature to depict American politics during that era. The scene takes place in Manhattan's Bowery neighborhood, known for its vibrant street life. A man representing one gang stands tall, demanding resolution from "Ike" who represents the other side of the dispute. The caption humorously suggests settling matters peacefully but is met with a resolute refusal. The cartoonish style adds levity to what could be serious subject matter, making it accessible and entertaining for viewers. It reflects the satirical tradition prevalent in political cartoons of that time period. This lithograph is part of the collection at the New-York Historical Society, USA, showcasing its historical significance as well as artistic value. Through this artwork, we catch a glimpse into American society's fascination with political debates and their impact on daily life during the mid-19th century. Overall, this print serves as both a snapshot of history and an amusing commentary on human nature and conflict resolution – or lack thereof – which remains relevant even today.

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