The morning times., 1896-11-05
RESULT PLEAsEs EUROPE
Our Cousins Across the Water
Wanted Mckinley Elected.
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS
German Newspaper Says the Bryan
Nightmare Has Been Removed
From the Whole Civilized Word by
McKinley's Triumph General Re
vivaI of Business Predicted.

BerIin. Nov THE North German Ga
g.-, u u,NuUes a i,auine article 70 coilIhcht>
upon the Presidential IeCtloi III tht
Iutca states, IN wnicn the paper discusses
me contest from the GcrInau point of view
tua{ the success or Mckinley means a hI@t
protective tariff i'll America ana therefore
uIu not possess ne sympathy 81 uefliidHH
But ne Ga.-ttr says bfNah ilou
been successful, Germany would not nave
The victory OF Mckinley. however,
reed not arouse 100 great icarS- There
will OF course IL. a very strong desire Tor
higher tariffs, vet ii il Impossible thhU
they can 20 much higher cgh>lHethE th1
needs "r the population "l tne tn,,t'i ,,,.,i
factors which will sensihiy limit the
LUati> g.: lLe rtt pax
The Berlin Post records hChlnltE hrlt-
liant triumph ana likenS nm 10 -Nap"'ei1
the Great
The NeuS,c Nacllrichtcn says it is likely
that the Democrats VIII Il" >au>ticu WIN
mitigation OF me harshhesS ,, ol tle m. A., ~,
kinney tGrirts. ana for this reason the ne,
publca Ms Will probably he unWiilDst" yleld
inIneyIatrlv Ia til" demands ur the ~
treTne prutectomSt>-
BRYAN NIGHTMARE REsloN ED:
luv y,>sIsCnr LcItung says: Mchln
ley's victory Is complete, ana BrTdn ant
free silver have been ahniiilated- ut
wurkingmen deserted Bryan bccauSc they
wuuiu nave Teit the III cfieSs> 4I M p"..e,
upon their own bodies. The BRYAN night
mare mas been removed from the whole
civilized world by MCkinley'S triumph.
The democratic party deserted It's prin'
Ciples ana Is visited With cundlsn pun
Ine LnsaI Anzeigcr says that he hitherto
invulnerable solid South is hrnken-
result of the elections in the United states
YESTERDAY, the World says.
Mr. Mckinley's election means great
ana almost inhnediate revival IN business :,
directly or indirectly anita. sonize Canada
III many ways i'll the matter oI bonding
privileges. III the matter OF fisheries. in the
matter of canals and the like, cleveland
was hostile Oh occasions; Mckinley VIII
be hostile on principle. But tins very
hostility Will make us more sel1-reliant,
more determined TO be sufficient for our
Ia meet fire with fire. We cannot play
the lamb To the American wolf.
MUST FACE ISSUES.
The Globe says: The dissatisfied
classes, both rural aud urban, nave mane
mistake in their first concerted effort.
They adopted policy that would not
accomplish the end ill view That Will
not prevent them seeking an eff, ,ctual
policy at the next opportunity perhaps n
policy more dangerous than currency de-
basement.
"Wha,ever issues may arise. they must
be facc,! and settled by the American p, O.
pie, for their social discomfort does not md
4 safety valve in emigration
Montreal, Nov. THE Herald say
The result of yesterdays voting Is "A
sounding testimony to tie existence of that
wonderful patriotism TO which the good
sense of the people OF the United states
~. LtN"r i-ducHI - III y:'In,
The Gazette says: Europe as well as
America will think better Of the Republic
for the way in which its people have acted
III this UuSt critical Hf eirCtiuE contests
st. Johns, n. F., Nov. i.-General salts
faction is expressed Throughout N"wfound-
land with the result Of yesterdays PreSi-
DENTAL election i'll the United States.
EMBARGO WILL BEREMOVED.
1t is believed here that the accession to
power OF a Republican administration
will make practicable the arrangement uf
States, providing for the free entry OF
Newfoundland iISh into American mar
kets in return for the free admission of
American flour and pork to this colony.
The local banks will remove the emba rgo
on American silver coin tomorrow and ac-
cept 1t at its face value.
Paris, Nov. 4.-There is general inhila-
ton in the American colony ovar the elec-
ton of Mckinley, and Bryanites virtually
have no existence in Paris. Although the
triumph OF Mckinley was generally cN-
pected in the American colony here. there
We're still persons among them deriving
their incomes from home who feel greatly
relieved.
Bankers, exporters and Insurance men
are especially grateful- Hon. j. Meredith
Read, United States consul general in
Paris during the Franco Prussan war, and
later United States minister u Greece, de
scribeS the election Of Mckinley as Il vic
tory OF comm on sense.
Hon. j. b. EustiS. United states anIha>Sa-
dor declined to express any opinion regard
ing the result of the clcctisn. One Of the
heads of the American banking Rouse OF
Monroe x Co. said to representative OF the
United Associated Presses that he cunld
not remember an American Presidential
election of parallel interest to thinking
Deople nor could he recall u result which
had ELECTED such general satisfaction.
Manager Faber. Of the Paris branch Oi
the Euutablc Life Insurance Company, said
that an immense impetus had been given
to the insurance business by the result OF
to the commerce of Europe and the tradt
of the United States generally.
Inthe Paris Chamber OF Commerce today
the president Of that body said that ship
perS had been greatly relieved by the re
suit Of the Presidential co nteSt in America
Berlin, Nov. 4-The leading bankers aut
bourse operators declared here today that
they We're very well satisfied with the
result of Yesterdays election for PreSi
dent in the United States. Exporters say
that they Will now execute large orders
which were placed upon the condition @
McKiuley's election.
The official world of Germany fears that
high protective tariff in the United
States is impending. Ambassador Jh
saws that trade with the United State,
will now be revived.
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Used Signs for FirewGod.
william Adams, colored lad fifteeI
years of age, gathered real estate sign,
from vacant lots last night for the purpose
of building Il bonfire. Patrolman Hal
carrtof hin, To tho Fifth sfrapf stafi,,,