The history of the nineteenth century in caricature . 182 CENTURY IN CARICATURE. THE BLOCKADE ON THE CONN ECTICUT PLAN From the collection of the New York Historical Society. ?. In the same series as the Abolition Catastrophe is acartoon entitled Miscegenation; or, the Millennium of Abo-lition, intended to depict the possible alarming consequencesof proclaiming the whole colored race free and equal. Ithumorously depicts a scene in which there is absolute socialequality between the whites and the blacks. At one end of thepicture Mr. Lincoln is receiving with great warmth andcordiality Miss Dina
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The history of the nineteenth century in caricature . 182 CENTURY IN CARICATURE. THE BLOCKADE ON THE CONN ECTICUT PLAN From the collection of the New York Historical Society. ?. In the same series as the Abolition Catastrophe is acartoon entitled Miscegenation; or, the Millennium of Abo-lition, intended to depict the possible alarming consequencesof proclaiming the whole colored race free and equal. Ithumorously depicts a scene in which there is absolute socialequality between the whites and the blacks. At one end of thepicture Mr. Lincoln is receiving with great warmth andcordiality Miss Dinah Arabella Aramintha Squash, a negressof unprepossessing appearance, who has as her escort HenryWard Beecher. At a table nearby Horace Greeley is treatinganother gorgeously attired negress to ice cream. Two re-pulsive-looking negroes are making violent love to two whitewomen. A passing carriage in charge of a white coachmanand two white footmen contains a negro family. In the back-