Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-07
Mr.. M'KlNLEY'S ELECTION.
Satisfactory 10 Canada and Also 10
G.iml1y.
Regarded .. . Comp;sis yindicstias
OF President CLEVELAND.
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LONDON, Nov. 7.-rhe Daily Mail
has al Interview this morning with
Sit Donald Smith, tn. Canadian com.
missioner, on tho presidential election,
In watch he sayE
al % not sprrshend that Mt. Nc.
Kinley will make many chang,s In
the iariG. LooEing TO tue composite
nature OF his supporters. he will not
u,e his tuccts, ~ purely pAitisan
ends.
"Be,iicF, u l. entirely possible that
many OF the elected gold oongtoismsn
are opposed To an iuofsase In thu tatiii.
rbefoiore tariff bill might not q Ind
tho support that tho number OF god
co ngisssm.n elected might 10 taken 10
Indicate. 1 do not thlnk Canada has
any reason 10 be fearful over Mex To-.
lry's success 20 far ~ tue taflfi H. con.
oern-d, while sue has reason q be very
much pleased Ia many other ways.
"As 10 tue talk OF American appeal.
lion 10 the Canadian Pacific railway
and tho suggestion under n Republican
government that II may he pushed 10
the injury Of the Canadian road, the
oppositiDn Il more apparent than real
and exists more In the newspapsfp
than elsewhrTe"
The Daily Mail also has n Berlin
dispatch which contains an interview
with Mt. Edwin n. Uni. When be
was asked " tafin war WINS likely 10
result from Mr.. Mex inloy's election
Mt. uhl said;
"rae question OF tariff did not cut
much ngufe IN the contest. IL was
put altogether aside In the presence OF
gfaver questions. The election has 70.
suited IN u complete vindioatiOn Of
Mt. Cieveland's policy. Tho beneficial
elect OF the assurances OF n sound
money policy has already been felt In
Germany, aud elsewhere In Europe"
Tue Saturday, Review In au article
on the election say,;
"futiing aside tue silver question
Mr. Mckinley IL Just the msn to 40.
centuslo the grievau Csc which created
tho Populis. party. HIS governorship OF
ONO 10 admitted 20 be grotetqus to thu
verge OF paihOs. unloss all signs fall,
no will be wax Ia this hands " great
trusts and mouopolies lust NJ the Con.
gfess elected with him Will be eager 10
fe-enaot the prohIbluve tariii which
the manufacturing ring have paid Tor
IN enormous advances TO the McxiBlsy
campaign. Fheio thlngs produced the
revolt In 1892 aud aiil more limpfss.
sivo uIri,iug may be expected Ia 1000.
TiIE A'EARER's COMMENTS.
The Speaker this morning dovetes
much space TO tbs recent election In
tn1 upiled States. II says Ia par;
"Onco more h great people has Iusti.
He'd tho tiusI tepOsed Ia II by the
irien ds OF popular government aud MSS
exhibited its honesty, sobrieiy ana
common ssnse. hut we think that,
except his late opponent. Mckinley Il
tho least promising candidate Ia the
history Of the United states. lie IL
tho creature OF tho monopolisis."
Tho wIiIor IN this Speaker holds tina,
the outlook Ia the United 6lates IL
ssill disgusting and he grayely dis.
custos tue probability OF secession, but
ho says he does not believe this will
occur Ia the ntar future, adding!
"fhe seeding states might have
iree trade, but they would b. unable u
obtain capital except ut ruinous rates."
The article c0ncudes;
at seems certain that Jlngoss like
Senator l. dye viii DO called lnto the
caniuet and that England's relations
with the United States may again be.
come bitter"
AZ SEEN IN FRANCE.
PASS, Nov. 7.-rhs Gaulols con.
tai us interviews with n number Of tue
members OF the Chamber OF Dsputies
among others, M. Paul Dcschanet,
upon the results OF blcINlnley's rIec,
ton ~ President In when he Hayt:
at Will benefit the Englith capital.
lists who have lent their gplu 10 the
United States and tho French agrl.
cnlturists, but French Industries have
10 fear the protective tarlu. Tue great
black spot in the new presidency IL
The Cuban question:"
M. De Lembre, the president OF the
budget committee OF tue chamber of
c9mmerce, Expresses similar vinws,
but DO did not think that tho Mex n.