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6.  Please interpret the cartoon about the dream to the right.  Its title is "Abraham's dream!--'Coming events cast their shadows before.'"  Lincoln is fleeing to left while wearing a Scotsman's plaid cap and a cape.  He declares, "This don't remind me of any joke!!"

6.  Please interpret the cartoon about the dream to the right.  Its title is "Abraham's dream!--'Coming events cast their shadows before.'"  Lincoln is fleeing to left while wearing a Scotsman's plaid cap and a cape.  He declares, "This don't remind me of any joke!"

:This cartoon portrays President Lincoln tormented by nightmares of defeat in the election of 1864. It was probably made by someone who was in support of McClellan, who is shown in uniform, ascending the steps to the White House, while Lincoln is running after being kicked out by Columbia. The cap and cloak allude to an incident in 1861 before Lincoln's first inauguration. On being informed that an attempt would be made to assassinate him on his way to Washington, Lincoln took a night train and disguised himself. The cartoon mocks his fear, giving the view that Lincoln was not good for presidency and that McClellan would win. (Natalie D.)

:This cartoon portrays President Lincoln tormented by nightmares of defeat in the election of 1864. It was probably made by someone who was in support of McClellan, who is shown in uniform, ascending the steps to the White House, while Lincoln is running after being kicked out by Columbia. The cap and cloak allude to an incident in 1861 before Lincoln's first inauguration. On being informed that an attempt would be made to assassinate him on his way to Washington, Lincoln took a night train and disguised himself. The cartoon mocks his fear, giving the view that Lincoln was not good for presidency and that McClellan would win. (Natalie D.)