Original full page from Harper's Weekly, January 20, 1872:

What I know about Horace Greeley, by Thomas Nast.

Notes: " In January 1872, when there were rumors about Greeley wanting to run, [Nast]
drew a two-panel cartoon, in which he baldly called Davis a traitor, as
he aristocratically accepted his bail bond from a humble, bowing
Greeley; the paper in Greeley’s pocket read: “What I know about bailing Jeff Davis.”
In the adjacent panel, Greeley was about to sling “Tammany Mud” at
President Ulysses Grant as he sat on the White House porch reading about
Civil Service Reform."

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