A needed change in the Senatorial lobby

A needed change in the Senatorial lobby. Illustration shows a man labeled Candidate for Senate holding wads of cash, standing in front of a sign that states Sale of seats to the United States Senate has been prohibited, nearby the Senatorial Box Office has been boarded up and locked with a sign indicating Closed. Uncle Sam, as a police officer with a night stick labeled Public Opinion, is directing the man to the new entrance to the Senate, which is marked by the presence of a Ballot Box and a man labeled Voter standing next to the box. Date 1902 August 6. A needed change in the Senatorial lobby. Illustration shows a man labeled Candidate for Senate holding wads of cash, standing in front of a sign that states Sale of seats to the United States Senate has been prohibited, nearby the Senatorial Box Office has been boarded up and locked with a sign indicating Closed. Uncle Sam, as a police officer with a night stick labeled Public Opinion, is directing the man to the new entrance to the Senate, which is marked by the presence of a Ballot Box and a man labeled Voter standing next to the box. Date 1902 August 6

Ballot Boarded Indicating Labeled Lobby Locked Nearby Needed Opinion Presence Prohibited Puck Seats Senate Senatorial Voter Wads

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