The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY BY
THE HERALD COMPANY.
TO TEE VOTERS OF UTaH.

the Fipinos the largest selfgovernmen consistent
with their welfare and duties programme fitted
10 deceive the unwary; may ultimate the
islanders indefinite rule by force of arms as the president NAV
see mt but uncertain that knows TODAY what Pres-
gent cne real intentions while everybody knows what
bryan will do if elected.
As the ardent advocate of free silver opponent OF trust
monoPoe the firm friend OF freedom here in the new pos
sessions Mr. Bryan the champion OF the plain peoplehe
men who the taxes who furnish the fighting force of the
every kind They with him in this battle If YOU voters of
Utah believe in free coinage in the right of every the
fruits OF his own toll in the suppression of private monopoly the
extension OF such liberty as foreather fought for YOU will
vote Tor William J. Bryan
Any consideration OF the candidates for offices must
necessarily involve consideration of national we'll
state politics. Mr. Wells for instance is firmly welded to the
gold standard though little than year ago he asked
10 IenoTazc congress III favor OF the restoration
o. DeuaS MT Moye IS and always has been consistent
advocate OF free coinage If Mr. Wells elected governor it is
fair supposon that he will the power Of execu
i've once TO further the extension OF the gold standard, the sub
suton OF national bank for silver money the ul
mate debasement of the white metal the level any
CoeIcldl Poduct OF the neSas the national Republican
administration doing Such policy calculated make
mining altogether impossible calculated infct still further
loss of the great industries of the
who sees into the future viii take into he
eotg his candidate for governor the polls For this
jority.
But reasons why Mr. Movie should be gov
Although identified actively with the church.
as is Mr. Wells his opponent the Democratic nominee has al
the of the state and his influence has been the
side of the harmony and mutual good will among all the people of
the that recognized essentials welfare
commonwealth He would make admirable executive rep
resentative of whom the people could well be proud
tive economical administrator and capable official in
tan OF the work TO which he will be called.
Harris candidate for secretary of state is one of the
best known and best liked the ticket Always approach
able he has demonstrated his executive capacity the land
board and he we'll advised the needs the every
section possibly could be Next to the governor his
will the most responsible position in the state government
and that he will be successful guarantee of good service in
his Office.
A J. Weber nominee for attorney general is good lawyer
good citizen saunch Democrat If elected the state will be
of efficient administration of its laws far affected by the
attorney generals Office
R. G Lund the next state treasurer is an oder in Utah.
with acquaintance wide and reputation for honesty we'll
established that he needs no other recommendation to make his
Nathan Porter superintendent public instruction
and Henry n Hayes for auditor both able young
men, both experience in the demanded
the offices which they aspire and both have demonstrated their
fitness for the duties to which they will be called
AS between Judge WheCoOn, candidate for supreme
justice and Judge Bach his opponent the members of the bar
will have difficulty in making choice Whether as Prac
Judge Judge Whecoton far the superior
that the legal fraternity will vote for him almost unanimously
Al d. aside from this prime consideration there are other reasons
why Judge WteCOttOn should be elected and Bah defeated
Judge Wecotton identified with any newspaper, any
business aCOna interest that affect his OF the law
the facts that before him the bench He is not
under obligations political boss he likely to let pot
ical bias creep fine law
yer ncOrrupbe student and thinker he will be an
honor TO the supreme court OF the state
Finally every Democratic candidate the ticket ranks
among the best citizens OF the state Their interests tabs
interests their will be dedicated the welfare
They all worthy OF the Offices for which they have been
mated, and thew of election.
From presidential electors precinct constabe tho Dem
ocrac ticket vndCaOn of the peoples wisdom and capacity
So The Herald knows there not
an Objectionable the list of candidates On the
contrary the nominations unusually high order IN fitness
for office and individual character Whether personal grounds
principle only the of Utah should have
hesancy voting the Democratic ticket from top bottom