For ten points, name this man who famously declared that "we shall not be crucified on a Cross of Gold".
After losing a race for the Senate, this politician edited the Omaha World-Herald. This man resigned from one of his posts when the President sent a letter to Germany protesting the Lusitania sinking, and he advocated coining silver at a 16 to 1 rate compared to gold. He was the three-time Democratic Party nominee for President but lost to McKinley twice and then Taft, although he served as Secretary of State under Woodrow Wilson, and he later argued against Clarence Darrow in the Scopes Monkey Trial. For ten points, name this man who famously declared that "we shall not be crucified on a Cross of Gold".
After losing a race for the Senate, this politician edited the Omaha World-Herald.
William Jennings {Bryan}