New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
THE OLD WORLD GR4TIFIED.
TNsTINTED PRAISE FOR THE VICTORY
OF COMMON SENSE"
LONDON JOURNALS ENTHUSIASTIC OVER THE
DEATH OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. E'sTls
snENT-BERfIN BANKERS SATISFIED


DEATH OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EIsTls
srrENT-BERfLN BANKERS SATISFIED
WHAT MKIN1.Eys ELECTION SIG
MITES IN EUROPEAN EYES.
London. Nov 4.-"The Daily News" to-mor-
row. in its comment the election OF Major
Mckinley to the Presidency of the United
States will say: Mr.. Bryan committed the
fatal mistake OF attacking the credit Of the
United States. a man who runs amuck against
the commercial stability Of the Union simply
breaks his head against a wall Mr. Bryan
assailed the foundations OF commerce. and the
commercial community has given him his re-
ward"
THE News article will ascribe McKinley's
enormous majority not 10 his own merits. but
to the dement's Of his opponent. and will con-
tend that he was not returned for the purpose
OF reviving the tariff but to maintain the gold
standard and pure dollar. Major Mckin-
ley" The News will say. represents more
than any modern President the general judg-
ment Of the American people. regardless OF a
class OF party. and II he recognizes this fact
he may be a great and will certainly be a sue
cessful ruler"
THE Daily Chronicle will say: 1--WE orer
hearty congratulations to Major Mckinley
In SO far as he represents National finance on
which alone modern credit can be based but
the record of the Republican party is too bad
to encourage the hope Of much good resulting
from its success We canno. the reason
why the American people should indulge IN
rosy prophecies Of prosperity. The future de-
ponds upon conditions little connected with
McKinley's success"
GIVEN OF LOYALTY TO NATIONAL HONOR"
THE Times" will say: THE people of the
United States have earned the congratulations
OF the world on the proof they have given OF 10y
atty to National honor. The whole stock IN
trade OF self-seeking politicians and hatterers
has been spurned and swept aside by the PLAIN
honesty and simple common-sense Of the coun-
trymen OF Washington and Lincoln. While we
vecognizc to the fullest extent the admirable
temper displayed in this severe trial. we are not
altogether sure that McKinley's victory can he
regarded as finally quenchng the Bryanite
movement
THE elements of discomfort to which Bryan
appealed will continue to exist and in
crease and much will depend upon the use
which Mckinley and his party make Of their
unique opportunity. A laundering course OF
policy. disturbing legislation. and a disposition
TO use the non-party majority for partisan pur-
poses would soon produce state OF things
which would encourage Organism TO reraisc
it's head The exuberant sense Of relief arising
from the removal Of the great danger may
produce an exaggerated effect. Cleveianh III
1892 had ma jority about as great as that Oh
Mckinley yet the party which was then We
torious is divided disorganized ana de-
spairing /, will b, McKinley's interest. not
less than his duty to abstain from pressing
measures which NAV ALLEVIATE from him ihs
gold Democrats. whose support has contributed
SO much to his victory.
THE Chronicle" VIII deny. That IN" result Oh
the campaign is a landslide. even assuming thh'
the present estimates of the standing OF 'he can
didates will be verified. and VIII say that th'
surprise Is not that Bryan received so lew votes
but rather that he secured ~ many IA n" din
1T IL sornbre reflection The Chronicle
will add. that anything Ike general depir,-
sion Will range SO many citizens upon th' sue
Of wildcat currency schemes and virtual rcpu-
diation. and even anarchy
TT is TRIUMPH OF GOOD FAITH"
The Standard" Will say. The conpct" re-
lection of Bryan's tempting programme. ad-
dressed To Incidence incaphcity and cupidity.
shows that these qualities are less widely dis
tributed in the United States than Bryan would
have US believe There has been "A revolt of the
honest and loyal citizens. who are sohciiouh
for the fair name and fame Of the Republic ana
the Bryanites astonished the world by the com
parative pauc!ty Of their numbers Inc NOPE
lessly ignorant and sayagely coVetous waii' an"
s,rays Of American civilization voted Tor biyah'
lint th.. bulk 81 the SOLID ScnH". buslIcSf mug
r,tv and social stability sided with Ne itinleS
The Nation Is To be heartily congratulated me
victory has drawbacks for Englishineh ana III
decd for every country In Europe engaged IN
manufacturing Industries. II ~ triumph Oh
good faith. but also "A triumph 81 prot"c'lon'
A GREAT RELIEF FELT ~ FRANCE
Paris Nov. 4-There is general jubiiation In
the American colony over the election OF Nc
Kinley. Bryani,es virtually ha," no existence
In Paris Although the triumph Of Mckinley
was generally expected In the American colony
here there were still persons among them de-
,ivine their incomes from home who feel greatly
relieved Bankers. exporters and Insurance men
are especially grateful. Meredi,H i'edu,
T,ni.eC state. orsul-Gcneral IN Paris during
the Franco. Prusslan War. ana late- thitru
state Minister to Greece. describes the election
OF McKinley az victory of common sens.
j IL EustiJ United states Ambassador. ue-
cllned 10 express any OPINION reshi"'hs ''o ~
suit of the election: ., ,,,o
one Of the heads OF the American pahk'"s
house Of Monroe < Co. said to reprcsehtati'p ..
INC I,n,,ed Associated Presses that he could nor
..,na,ob.r an American Presidential election OF
narallel interest TO thinking people nor conIu ne
recall a result which had elected more gehera'
M"nacor Faber OF the Paris branch or the
rnmitahlo Life Insurance Company said that an
Immense impetus mad been given to the ihsuI an,
business by the result OF the eiec.'on T,rn'e
abroad as we'll as 10 the commerce Oh SuioP'
and the trade Of the United States generaiiy.
In the Paris Chamber Of Commerce TO-DAY IN,
president OF that body said that shippers na'
been greatly relieved by the result vi tic '
Dental contest In America
GERMANS CAUTIOUS IN THEIH COMMENTS
per,in Nov 4.-The leading bankers and
,,,,s. onerators here declared to-day that they
| were very well satisfied with the result OF yes
| ,ordsvs election FOR President In the tniteh
c,ates Exporters say that they shall now eN-
| ecutc large orders which were placed upon the
| condition OF McKinleys election. the onclai
| world Of Germany fear that high pro'ec.ue
tariff in the United States Is iinpehons ft
| bassador Uhl says that TRACE WITH '"e
| States will now be revived. ,..a
The North German Gazette dev1,es ,eaa a,
ing article to comments upon the ir.siu,n, ,,
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