The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-06-12

he did not eat it of his own free will
either, but had it forced down without
giving him time to masticate or moisten
it. No wonder it proved fatal.-Pubic
Herald. III aHas Has msqH "a
NoTE.-Mr. Lum Smith will be obliged
for copies of any papers that may have
quoted from the filthy Transcript
1.-The skunk has always consi1 ered it
self a purifier, and Lum Smith is no
excepion.-Gov. BILLY Goat" Bunn's
Sunday Transcript. tt
] We never yet hit a publisher of vile
| literature with solid chunk of truth
without having them maliciously call
US .'skunk, ""crank, ""fool - fraud, :"
etc., and Governor BILLY Goat Bum
is no exception, If there is .'skunkn
in the profession of journalism. odious
to happy homes and more dangerous to
decency and virtue than Governor
Billy Goat" Bunn's Sunday Trans
cript it has not yet dared show itself.
The ordinary skunk IS a paragon
compared to Governor Billy Goat"
Bunn's Sunday Skunk. '-Pubtie Her
aid. Eo3 an18 8r
at has not been corroborated that
Lum Smith will jump from the Brook
lyD Bridge, but it is a full-bown fact.
| that he has fully determined upon
breaking his neck. Gocerr,or Billy
Goat" Bann's Sunday Tra1lscl ipt.
Lum Smith would far rather be guilty
of deliberately breaking his neck or
have an assassin's bullet lodge in his
brain or heart than be Governor. Billy
Goat" Bum and be answerable for such
misery, lust. crime and pollution as
Governor BILLY Goat Bum has en-
couraged by giving publicity to in
otherwise happy Christian homes. =
Public Herald.
The editor of the Public Herald has
had nice. fiendlsh grin TO himself.
The vilest Mormon shees in Utah has
quoted some of his Infamous lies. -
Gov. BILLY Goat" Bunn's Sunday Tran
script.
All! hal Not one, but more than
dozen OF Idaho papers (some Mormon
sheets" and some mott have republished
the solid chunks of truth hurled at
Gov. "Billy Goat" Bum by 1.-The editor
of the Public Herald" 1t matters not to
US whether they be Mormon sheets"
or not. Telling or retelling the truth
cannot hurt any sheet" except such
"sheet" as the filthy Sunday Tran
script. 1t is telling lies that iniure So
ciety, and this Gov. BILLY Coat Bum
should take to heart. - Public Herald.
"QUERIsT. The chief difference be-
tween Utah Mormons and Philadelphia
Mormons is that one provides for his
own wives; the other for somebody's
else.-Gov. Billy Goat" Bunn's Sunday
Transcript.
And 1.-The chief difference between
Gov. Billy Goat Bum, of Utah, and
Mr. BILLY Goat" Bum, publisher of
the Philadelphia Sunday" Transcript,
lis that in Utah he Is apparently re-
ligiously and energetically opposed to
the Utah Mormon who provides for
his own wives. y and yet the same Mr..
BILLY Goat" Bum in Philadelphia is
editorially doing all he possibly can to
increase the ranks of the Philadelphia
Mormons," who by stealth and satanic
deception take care of somebody's else"
wives.
We detest Mormenism of any kind,
but we have more respect for the I'm
masked and more dangerous s'Philadel- |
phia Mormons," more commonly |
branded Hbertines. BY all means let
+" Utah Mormons" be suppressed, but let !
not the good work be crippled at the
outset by placing in the hands of man
who is openly encouraging the more
dangerous Philadelphia Mormons.
Such personal and inconsistent war
fare as would be waged against the
Utah Mormons" by Gov. BILLY |
Goat" Bum. the alder and abettor of
:. Philadelphia Mormons," would do
more towards breaking down proper
respect for any law by the
"Utah Mormons" and their friends,
than all other causes combined.
Let President Cleveland select con-
sistent and honorable men to enforce
the laws against Mormonism. such men
as the Mormons would at least respect
and honor.
Gov. BILLY Goat" Bunn's Sunday"
Transcript, of May 31st, also maliciously
casts slur on the good name of our
fellow citizen, Mr.. Lewis D. Vail, the
counsel for the Law and Order
Society of Philadelphia.
eff Lewis D. Vail were little wiser,
be would yank his family name down
over his chin. "--"Billy Goat" Bta,n's
Sunday Transcript.
It is quite evident that Lawyer Vail
las also interfered with Gov. BILLY
Goat" Bunn's nasty paper, and like the
average cowardly newspaper, the vile
Sunday" Transcript retorts only by
personal slurs and lnsinuations, instead
If openly making a square fight on the
he questions raised.
LUM SMITH,
Editor and Proprietor the Herald,
706 Chestnut street.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 4th, 1885.