The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-05

"Ths Bryan Nightmare Has Been Re-
moved from the Whole Civilized World"

"Ths Bryan Nightmare Has Been Re-
moved from the whole Civilized World"
BERLIN, Nov. 4.-The North German Gazette
devotes a leading article to IN upon the
Presidential election in the United States in
which the paper discusses the view that the
success of Mckinley means n high protective
tariff in America, and therefore does not de-
serve the sympathy OF Germany. But" the
Castle says. III Bryan had been successful
Germany would not have been any better of.
The victory OF Mckinley, however. need not
arouse too great fears. There will, OF course,
be q very strong desire for higher tariffs. yet it
is impossible that they can go much higher
considering the needs OF the population OF tho
United States, Moreover, there are other politi-
cal factors which, will sensibly limit the powers
OF the President
The Berlin Post records McKinley's brilliant
triumphs and likens hun to Napoleon the Great.
The Neueste Ndchrichten says 1t is likely that
Inc of 1%a har n 81 thn Titna nitiEn-
and for this reason the Republicans will proba-
bly, be unwilling to yield immediately TO the
af The fcsst sch 't zfta'Id p's ssys: "MccKinley's
victory is complete and Bryan and free silver
serted Bryan because they would have felt tho
III fleets of his policy upon their own bodies.
the the m hR5Gn e hiTh!maFs wo aGs 9 Sy M fsnnysS tr t4I.
umph. Tho Democratic party deserted its
principles and is visited with condiEn punish
vulnerable solid south" is broken;
ton 10 synonymous for the world with p~acifca-
tion and the revival and stability of Americas
and the worlds commerce.. which has been dis
turbed 10 the deep-laid agitation which has OK
HAThe Tdtgliche Rundschdu predicts that the
election OF Major Mckinley to the Presidency
will serve as q remedy for the existing disas-
The National Zettung says the masses of the
electors proved themselves 10 be possessed of u
degree or sound political judgment with which
The KrcuG. Zettung and the Stddtsburger lei
tung. both Of which journals arc nd vocates OF
free silver, simply publish a statement of the
The Votks Zeftung expresses its preference for
Palmer. who. the paper says. represents sound
human reason: The American people, the
hard time of rings, trusts, and monopolies and
pay heavily therefor"
The Nsue BOersen ZsitunJ says the sound sense
dangers 20 which they would be exposed by the
free coinage of silver.
The FEresinnige zettun0 asserts that tho VIC
tory OF the supporters OF sound money is a
triumph OF the sound sense OF the people OF the
The Cologne Gazette. says: The conditions
may prevent him from relapsing into his former
sins. II the Senate and House of Representa-
tives paralyze each others actions on tho tariff
This, best thing for him and for the country will
DO that no play q negative role as PRECEDENT, as
he did when he was Governor OF Ohio"
The Idgebldtt declares that the victory of Nc
Kinley will restore tn the people OF the United
states a feeling OF constitutional and economic
security.
The Hamburger Nachrtchtcn tays the threat
ened danger has been temporarily averted by
the defeat OF Bryan. and European business cir
Giles can again breathe with relief. showing that
will continue for the present to move in their
old courSeAs