English: Editorial cartoon: Uncle Sam directs Vice President Schuyler Colfax and member of the U.S. Congress disgraced by their involvement in the
Crédit Mobilier of America scandal to commit Hari-Kari. Carl Schurz and Charles Sumner peer out from behind a screen.
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Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, March 8, 1873, p. 420
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UNCLE SAM'S EYES OPEN AT LAST.
Smiler — : “I am an honest man. If Nesbitt were here, he'd say so. I never took anything that wasn't given to me.”
Uncle Sam: “Jes' so! jes' so! You took all you could git; but you perjured yourself by saying you got nothing. Commit hari-kari.”
Schurz: “The old man has found them out; but he wouldn't believe us, when we told him, last Summer.”
(When the Japanese condemn a man to hari-kari the victim's best friend stands by to finish the work.)
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