Evening star. [volume], June 28, 1948, Page A-6, Image 6

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Elephant on 1854 Guard Badge
May Be Father ofG.O. P. Symbol
Is the elephant shown on# tne!
badge in the photograph the pre-1
decessor of the Republican Party's1
famous symbol?
This is the poser asked by a
Colmar Manor, Md„ dentist who
discovered the old ribbon in a book
while searching for additions to
his collection of Presidential but
tons, badges and other political
mementoes.
Thomas Nast, famous political
cartoonist, is generally credited by
historians as the father of the ele
phant as the GOP symbol. He fixed
it firmly in the public mind with his
political cartoons in the 1870’s and
in subsequent years.
But the Maryland collector. Dr.
Harry Lepman of 4231 Bladens
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CHACE
GUARD.
Is this old badge from the
collection of a Washington
area dentist the first use of
the elephant as the symbol
of the Republican Party?
The owner thinks so.
burg road, Colmar Manor, thinks
this is a historic predecessor of the
Nast creation.
The badge is one issued by a
quasi-military organization, prob
ably named after Senator Salmon
P. Chase of Ohio, a political figure
of the pre-Civil War days who later
became President Lincoln's Secre
tary of .the Treasury.
Although Mr. Chase spelled his
name with an “s,” the name on the
badge is spelled with a "c.” But Dr.
Lepman, who has done considerable
digging into records, says he dis
covered that Mr. Chase frequently
penned the “s'’ so that it looked
like a “c.” »
The “Chace Guard" wfiich. as the
badge states, was prganized Sep
tember 8, 1854. thus would h^ve
!be*n set up in the middle of Pres
ident Pierce's term. Mr. tjhase himi*
I self was a candidate In the 18i>6
Republican convention—the party's
first—but lost to John C. Fremont.
The Lincoln nomination in 1860 led
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Chace Guard was organized and
that Dr. Lepman, therefore, may be
correct in his deductions. Mr.
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that he coud find no specific refer
ence to this particular unit or any
evidence which would indicate
whether the badge was issued in
1854 or in later years when the
elephant was in more general use as
the GOP symbol.
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