The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-30
A COMMON LIAR EXPOSED.

Z o THE HERALDS STATEMENT of the case for BRYAN
and bmetalsm-in which the Trbune's own guns were
against itselthe Tribune makes reply by fasi-
yng the record 1t says Mr. Bryans Platforms them
geenbacl platforms slightest idea OF reor-
ing silver, except substitute metal and STILL subordinate
greentacls7
Let examine record and ascertain the truth The
Kansas City platform reads:
we rearm the principles OF the national Dem
ocrac platform adopted Chicago 1906
demand OF that platform for American made
by American people themselves which shall restore and
maintain bmeac price level and part system the
immediate restoration of the free and unlimited coinage silver
nd gold present legal ratio OF without waiting for
the aid or consent OF any other nation"
The Chicago platform, which is reafirmed saws:
I'VE demand the free and unlimited coinage of both silver
and gold the present legal ratio of waiting
standard silver dollar shall be fall legal tender equally
gold for all debts public and private and favor such gisla-
will prevent for the anv kind
OF legaltender money by private contract
William ]. Bryan, at GAINESVILLE O., said
THE PARTY STANDS WHERE IT DID IN 1896 on
THE MONEY QUESTION" and at Ann Harbor: we in
favor of the free coinage Of silver the ratio
waiting for the aid consent any other Garth
Anyone who read the English language knows that the
Democratic position this year unchanged understand
that the Tribune has become just a common liar.
Now, the Populist PLATFORM has bearing
less Mr. Bryan had endorsed all This he distinctly did do
and in his speech accepting the Popuist nomination he epa
cay pointed the difference, stating the Democratic position
be that all paper money should be redeemabc in coin The
differences between the platforms again emphasized his
letter OF acceptance of the silver Republican nomination.
The only astonishing part about the Trbunes lying is its
surprising gall All the mendacious about Weaver
anly 1896 in and the Tribune editor
oamed the mouth violent his rage 1896 against any
body who would support this Bryan.
The Tribune also says that he who Byan will have
the disgrace OF supreme the
States Yet in 1896 the editor said: He (NcKinley
we'll ANYBODY that he and his friends
voted law and order than Mr. Bryan and his friends
c knows that neihe he his followers have any una
terng determination uphold and support the constitutional
authorities of the United States than have Mr. Bryan and his
friends"
thoroughly vile job however the Tribune
thought quite sufficient about the PLATFORM
therefore, concluded with double bac-somersau
which he charges that Bryan in thought that he has
pressed given impression that possesses either the
pacy justice administer the affairs OF this republic
wisely"
Now people of Utah, this editor the who, just
before the cecton,four years ago, said:
However the result Tuesday, the of
William Bryan will be When all the passions of the
campaign shall passed. will pick up the story with
admiration the the evangel of the
workers and of the producers of this country started almost
singehanded fight combined wealth and influence of the
country made such fight dreamed of before in
history Of campaigns ScOfed sneered jeered
everywhere and every place. with splendid confidence
waeed the gh talking with the people shaking hands with the
people making dozen speeches day and
retaining all his confidence all his radiant hope the last He
go defeat in the campaign, although do be
Ecvo he will but his will be the triumph after all.
1T the marvellous record that any any
tor made If he wins, the glory will be due
all the others combined If he loses world
take from him those pages the history life
they will grow brighter the years roll onn
II abo tIea