The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-10
COMMENTS OF THE EoHErsy pREss.
They Think the Election OF Mr.. CLEVELAND IL
Very Good Th,ur

very GOOD ThinG.
BERLIN. Nov. o.-Most OF tho newspa pers
comment upon tho American Presidential
election. which has been observed In this city
with exc optional interest. Tho general opin-
ion Is that tho election Of Cleveland Ia credit
able to the intelligence o; American vot-
ers. The TdoebloH says that the election yes
terday was the most important election ever
held in the United States. and that its result
should cause general satisfaction. both in
Europe and America The Boersen Courier.
this evening. thinks that the election OF
Cleveland is q guarantee that the system Of
extreme protection will not lie carried to fur.
Their lengths"
Regret Is expressed that the apparent ap-
rroach OF q change in tho American tariff
could not have been anticipated by the coun-
tries invited TO exhibit at Chicago next year.
as tho fear OF still further increase of the tariff
has kept the manufacturers of most oun tries
from preparing to send wares to the Fair
LONDON. Nov. 9.-The Chronicle attributes the
defeat Of the Republican party partially to tho
"disgraceful tragedy at Homestead. which had
The contest. II the Republicans are dismayed
by, their defeat. continues the Cgon'cIe.
their imitatorS n a. England may well share
an electoral indication OF Mr.. Mckinley would
have given on impetus to tho mischievous
country. The Democratic victory does not
necessarily or even probably mean free trade
bit ers shat @
expand md as it has not expanded hHretofore." wa
Ths telegraph SAYS Tine United state;,
and House Of Representatives. but It may be
IN t msen he sSGa w mso %..
The election Of Mr.. Cleveland, will cheek the
establishment OF tin plate and other factories;
S MEASURES ss in If Direction q ir.e trade hoT
m shs is e s"a pney
the United States. fog Mr.. CLEVELAND is not
antse 90 markedly selfish as the Harrisons and
has been received on this side Of tho Atlantic
%ns %
does not mean the complcte downfall Of Nc:
Knl.yism but what it. , means an Is that the tariff
fed and that projection re throughout the world
na Th rse nor"ns Post says: Tho fact Of Mr.
the motley crowd who adopted the Mckinley
Pin fann9t be taken as an ndifatiop that sx
Of the manufacturing class is ono thing: the
continuati0n OF taxes axes which are not required
saS n has D. .py DECIDED fsa E.9 ,s q ianss
nomic heresies OF half lifetime are not to be
extirpated in day"
The Standard Gays that although tho Nc
Kiniey protectionists have received a knock
down blow. the event probably will show that
protection has been only s:otched. not killed.
AS far as this country is concerned" the
article saws. the victory Of the ono party or
the other is not matter of political impor-
arise occasions on which tho United States
Government fails in courtesy toward Great
Britain. but everybody knows that these disa-
grecabls incidents are merely electoral ma
npuvres."
The Tines says: 1T is clear that tho Demo-
Gratis are By no means prepared to commit
themselves to free trade Fer the present tho
party will be satisfied with tho usua! arrange
6n nave ef shown hsr powsr PstrHnSy
than on any former occasion. The election | /.
not only n protest against protection. but also
manufacture political capital out OF memories
n the civil WAR;