An open brass balance-wheel mechanism with a tiny striped paper flag tucked in its gears on an ochre and navy background.

Original artwork, not a still

on Washington, D.C., 1849

Alexander Mackay

Here...is to be seen in constant whirl the balance-wheel, such as it is, of the most complicated political machine on earth.

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What it means

Our interpretation.

Washington is described as a moving component inside a vast political mechanism. A balance-wheel implies regulation, but the qualification such as it is introduces doubt about its adequacy. Constant movement therefore sits beside a reservation about how reliably that machinery is being steadied.

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