The daily sentinel., 1909-02-26


where it runs its alleged edi-
torials, TO the effect that ''bcin.
unable to answer the statements
made by Gov. Hanly The sem
tinel took occasion To attaCs the
orator." is a deliberate lie but
i'm every way characteristic of the
yellow sheet which is hiding its
foul heart behind II coverin,. of
insncere endorsements of N.lri-
Gus movements while at the
same time its editor is known to
have laughed and talked ina rri-
vate in ridiculing .he "rcfrrin-
crs" and church people.
The Sentinel made no effort to
answer Gov. Hanly's argument 1t
had no desire or occasion to do so.
No attack of any kind was made on
Gov Hanly. The lecture was report
ed by Mr.. Walker of The Sentinel,
who was present, in fair, impartial
manner. the kind of report that the
yellow is never guilty of giving re-
garding any meeting Not one thing
against Gov. Hanly was said by The
Sentinel The writer was compli-
mented by number of the ministers
and other citizens yesterday and to-
day on the fair and worthy manner
in which the Hanly lecture was re-
ported and more than one of them
have today voiced the statement that
the YeIIow's assertion that we had at
tackled Gov. Hanly is absolutely un-
true We think The Sentinel account
of the lecture would find more favor
in the eyes of the governor than the
disconnected and garbled account
given by the Holy yellow.
The Sentinel, in its report of the
lecture, stated that some surprise
was caused when Gov. Hanly, instead
of delivering one of his three famous
lyceum lectures delivered his address
on temperance and in support of the
anti-saloon movement, which address
he has delivered hundreds of times
in anti-saloon campaigns. As people
of all beliefs patroniZe the lyceum
course it was hardly expected that
lecturer, paid from $500 to $3.50 out
of the receipts OF the ticket sales, Tor
one lecture, would give an address
embodying an attack upon one side
of a great present day problem and
an appeal to his hearers to vote one
way in an approaching campaign.
That the substitution of lectures
caused some dissatisfaction there can
be no doubt and it is known that
Rev. Becker. manager of the course,
expected considerable criticism as
result of the substitution of the tenn
perance lecture for one OF the gen
eral, non-partisan and regular lee
lures.
Gov. Hanly was widely advertised
to deliver his lecture The Patriotism
of Peace" in Salt Lake City. On
arriving there, according to his own
statement. he was asked by the min
ia a UFiT n "A
prohibition fight, TO substitute his
temperance lecture for the advertised
lecture. He did so. When GOV.
manly reached here he was met with
a similar request from several min
listers as they wanted him to help the
anti-saloon fight here. and he agreed
to do so although it was generally eX-
pected he would deliver The Pa
triotism of Peace here.
In Denver tonight Gov. Hanly de-
livers the lyceum lecture that made
him famous on the lyceum PLATFORM
THE Patriotism of Peace.
On all of his advertising matter In
his list of announced subjects, in the
score or more of comments from
various newspapers over the country
on lectures he had delivered, the
comments being published in the ad-
vertising circulars, nowhere is mem
ton made of the lecture he delivered
here. THE Irrepressible Conflict but
the references are made of one or the
other of his three great lyceum lee
lures, 1.-The Patriotism of Peace,
The Spirit of Democracy, or n
Man Die" neither of which did he
deliver here.
The Sentinel made no misstate-
ments of any nature regarding the
1anly lecture but the Yellow has to
lie about it. the Yellow that occas-
iona1Iy makes a grand stand, spec
tacular play in the interest of re
form for advertising purposes and
then it's editor goes to the telephone,
after each occasion of this nature
calls up the different pastors of the
city and asks them to please say
something nice about the Yellow. If
the pastor so brazenly called up does
not make a statement of praise strong
enough to suit the Yellow, the state