The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although there is no cartoon attached or another reference, we can say that the question is probably referring to the cartoon called "Running the Machine," of 1864.
My personal reaction to Johnson's approach to Reconstruction is that President Jhonson could have done a little more and been more stern in the application of Reconstruction's original purpose.
In a similar approach to President Lincolns's approach, Jhonson gave leeway to Southern states to do Reconstruction as they considered better. So Southerners still had some people working in their large plantations and black people did not have the same rights as the whites in that region of the country. Indeed, southern states approved the Jim Crow laws and the black codes that racially segregated African Americans.
That is why Radical Republicans in Congress did not support Jhonson's plan. Radical Republicans demanded a more severe punishment to the Confederate States.
The personal reaction I have to President Johnson's reconstruction is that the President should have taken other approaches to his reconstruction.
Under his reconstruction, all the lands that were taken from the confederates by the army were taken from the enslaved people and given back to their previous owners.
Andrew's reconstruction helped to bring back the powers of the slave owners instead of limiting it like that of Lincoln.
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