The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-05

have row to organize for the eleessen Of
feHe"
The Frsasinnixe Zeiturg says. The com
mon sense Of the Americans has trfunphea
ever an unprecedented agitation the src-
cess OF which would have enfz.led un-
heard Of misery 10 their country. A conssd-
crabie share Of the result il due 70 the
Ce-m2n-AmeY5cans who, under Carl
Schurz- were not to be caught by Priace
Bssmarck's letter, and voted for MeKls-
Icy"
The National zeitung says: From sAs
present an orderly development OF affairs
at home - guaranteed 20 the great re-
public. while the foreign nations win err
perience no such shock as Bryan's cur
rcncy policy would hare entaiIed. Bryan's
hasco means another severe defeat for sa~
bi-metailists throughout the whole world.
ard especially In Germany
The Hamburger Sachrichten says ire
action OF the gold standard DEMOCRATS
has avertcd danger, ard that the Euro
pean houses can breathe again on the re-
assuring knowledge shat their manifold
relations with the United States viii
continue IN their old courses.
The Voszische ZeEturg says. The ADwr-
fzll OF tire American sIiverifes means the
dornfsii OF the German siiveyttes"
The Eachrictsen remarks. Just a. the
Democrats. during cievelans's regime. al
not abolish the protective tariff. b1. on.y
allEhAy lowered IT. now the Republicans
will not restore the Mckinley tz-if. They
must obey the wishes OF the influential
circles within their own party
The volkes Xestgng states. The result
OF the election win lead 20 a general desire
upon ths part Of European exporters 20
hasten the accumulation in America OF the
largest possible stocks OF wares and be-
"a t1~ry n
blb.sfvc. The victory OF Mckinley Ia fhss
az evil. bat II Is the lesser Of the two
Das Voiks Social says: THE refornaer
Bryan II In every respect social reform
er- Ills opponent Is carved differently.
Mckinley II a kind Of Merton Stumm. Il
brutal fighter for capitalists and gold eur
rency and all owners Of American sesurf-
Ties. capifaiistic enterprises were strongly
interested in hts victory. and the golden
harvest now comes for the bondhoiders.
but the reverse for the producing classes.
In Germany Mckinley viii; add to the
Axrarlan depression. and oar industry In
shipping and commerce will likewise suf-
fer. McKinley's election Is an .nterna-
fional calamity"
The North German Gazette says: From
the point of view OF German interests.
Mckinley. the man of prchibitive duties.
can scarcely be regarded with favor: but
we should not have been better OF had
Bryan WON
Vienna. Nov. 4.-The Neue Freie Presse.
commenting on the result OF the cleo
ton in the United States. says:
1T Is doubtful II Mckinley will be able
to continue the protective policy. since he
was elected by both protectionists and
free traders Mckiaiey's victory Is to the
advantage OF all civilized people. His de-
feat would have meant the beginning OF
social confusion which would scarcely
have been confined to America"
The Fremdenbiatt says: The defeat
OF the silverites was SO severe that II has
permanently killed their chances"
The Tageblatt says: THE result II re-
assuring for the whole world"
Rome, Nov. 4.--The Opnione says of the
result; in the United States: THE election
Is a triumph OF common sense and of ma
t.onai probdty."
The 1;aaa says: THE cry OF Long live
Mckinley should be raised not only IN
the United States. but throughout the
civilized world
The comment of the Tr!buna Is: THE
entire commercial community yesterday
was anxious. today It is treasured. The
reverse OF the Democrats is found in Mr.
McKinley's sympathy with Cuban indie
pendeuce."
The Roma says: 1T may be foreseen
that Mr. McKiniey's foreign policy will he
a different course from the correct and
prudent policy OF Mr.. Cleveland. The
Cuban question now becomes grave and
perpiexing one"
The Voice de Ia Verita expresses fears
as to Cuba. and says: Universal atten-
ton VIII be directed toward the United
States. which. uader the direction of Mr..
Mckinley. will make its influence felt
more In Europe than hitherto. not only on
the Cuban question. but on the Eastern
auesttcn.''
London. Nov. Ain a late edition the
Westminster Gazette says: Brokers
found themselves overwhelmed the first
thing this morning with orders from
American dealers To buy In their behalf.