The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-06
vIews of the Gsrman Pres.

Berlin, Nov The result Of the
election in the United States wss
received throughout Germany with
great satisfaction except by the bin It
allists 4 high official of the foreign
Office said: THE government is pleased
with the result and eongratulates the
American people OF ridding thems elves
for good Of an incubus and dangerous
upheaval, which would upset sound
currency All civilized nations will
profit by the outcome Of the election,
and especially Germany, owing to the
intimate important commercial and
economic relations with the United
States
DR.. Otto Endredt, bimetallic leader,
in an interview said:
II have heard the news with un-
feigned sorrow. The defeat of the sill
yer movement in the United States
will undou btedly react unfavorably
upon the bimetallic movement in Ger
many and the rest OF Europe Still |
do not despair. 1t will not be long
deferred"
The German newspapers this morn
ing had no news regarding the result
OF the elections with the single eXcep-
tion of the Lokal Anzeiger, in which
there are five lines announcing Major
McKinley's victory. and tonight many
OF the papers have no editorials o. me
subject
The stock exchange, however was
! jubilant and keealy awaited ell infoi
ma tion Stocks generally rose.
/ The Tageblatt this afternoon says:
"A nightmare has fallen from the
| breast OF the whole civilized world.
Never before has an election inspired
similar interest Bryan's victory would
have been celebrated by the enemies
Of popular liberty throughout the
world, and McKinley's victory decides
| In favor OF those who believe the abil'
| ity OF nations 10 govern themselves
| The American people have again
shown themselves worthy OF American
traditions Mckinley means a restitu'
| tion OF security It Is true that The
shadow of b b narrow minded tariff
policy threaten ns 10 darken the victory,
but we hope he win not repeat then
while president"
The Hamburger Corre .pondent re
marks this afternoon;
Europe and Germany "a particular
will hail the election OF Mckinley Will
satisfaction since it is sure that tho
foundation OF regular Commercial ia
tsrcourse Will be maintRine
The Cologne Gazette This Afternoon
remarks;
'McKinlrys energies have been
/, purified by the hard fight of the last
few months ss the representative o
honest currency and the existing orde
OF things The circumstances whlcl
brought hun into this position keel
hlm from a relapse to his former sins
II the senates and legislatures para
I'VE each other action ia the tarif
and silver question he is the right mn,
best man for the people OF the Unite,
States
The Tages Zeituugy organ Of th'
Agrariana, says,
The victory has bten WOE by bank
! ers' gold and the gteAt capitalists wh,
distributed increditable sums amoni
the electors
The North Ger,nan Gazette says;
From the point Of view Of German
interests, Mckinley. the man OF pro
bibitive duties, eau scarcely be regard
ed with favor, but we should not hav
been better of had Bryan won
The Hamburger Naehrichten say
that the actiof OF the gold standar'
Democrats las averted danger, an
that the European houses eau breath
again in the reassuring knowledg
that their uanifeld relations with IA
United States will continue Ia ihei
old course