The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-05
lISEESS TO REVIVE.
- ArPLAuDs THE ELEC1I0s
eAnEP TO nETTER TIMEA
1ewsDaDers speak Plainly
xan,s Ss~eess vvesId Have Deea
.aSaenented ny the EDe0leo ~
annety ThrSughout tie world
d1sGssIey VIII Prove N Excel
- fresident.

6unfed 1885 by the Associated Press.
3S4S. Soy 4-The result OF the election
s ~ Tinted States was received through
~ neFusany with great satisfaction ex-
- ~ the bs-mefal.ists- 4 nigh o1ie!ai
- for6ign Office said:
z1[ke government Is pleased win the re-
- - cougra .ufates the American peo-
- - rtddinE themselves FOR good Of al
S..r1ua ana the danger of q financial up
~unf which would follow the rasetflIag
ZsSe cssrrcncy. All she civilized nations
5S ereAf By the outcome Of tao election.
:sSre1ns3y Germany. owing 20 the intimate
3Srrfasf commercial and economic reia-
- With the United States
~. Otto Arcndt. editor of the Deussche
1rr1enpclslft and q prominent b.-metal-
15 lrnder, In an interview sad:
- AYE heard rl7e news win urfe.gnec
-. Tho defeat OF the silver move
- 81 che United States will undou5t-
- Nnct unfavorabIy upon rse bi-metai-
n1vement in Germany and the rest OF
-. Skill, do not despair. II viii.
- - 1on@ deferred"
- German newspapers this morning
fS1 rs news regarding the result Of the
1et1ou With the single exception OF the
E11njansciger, IN which there were FIVE
- announcing Mai. Mcklnley's VIC
=. nn6 tonight many OF tile papers have
- e1ftor1als on the subject. The stock
fnaee, however. was tubiiant and
~ awaited the information. Stocks
3oraIIy roee.
~ Tasblatt this evening says: Il
unfo has fallen from the breast OF
Whole civilized world. Never before
. election inspired similar interest.
- Judgment has been executed upon
i - Democratic party. because IL Was un-
mi to Its principles The result was
1Gn1teG anxiousIy by al! believing IN the
onrs progress OF democratic institutions
E1U1Hss victory would have been ce!e-'
E3a1od By the enemies OF popular liberty
EGoaghout the world. and Mckinley's VIC
~ 6echIes In favor of those who believe
E6 ~ ability Of nations TO govern them
nNsa The American people have again
Efoun themselves worthy Of their tradi-
EGk4 Mckinley means a restoration OF
ZuEtty. II n true that the shadow OF a
3ow-minded tariff policy threatens to
hshen the victory. but we hope ne will
Efn repeat the error while president
~ Hamburger Correspondent remarks:
Exmpp<. and Germany In particular. viii
EloH ths election of Mckinley. since ii IL
ne that the foundation OF regular COM
n1rriai Intercourse ard the stability Of the
Een1ency viii then be maintained" Con-
Eenulng, the Hamburger Correspondent.
:
Erolicy VIII lead 10 an Improvement OF the
nations between the United States and
E1Rope. and 1t also expresses the belief
/ fnt the silver agitation will not be de-
EslreysA By one blow.
m BoersenbalIe. ~ Hamburg. approves
- result az being In the interest OF trade.
! - mys II does not fear an extreme pro-
tsction policy.
h Cologne Gazette this afternoon re-
usfks: 'NcKinley's energies have beer
paFi1sd BY the hard fight OF the last few
0eothS BY the representative OF honeak
nonu and the existing order OF things
II circumstances which brought him
int tbs position may keep him from a
selapn 70 bis former sins. II the senate
Eeae u lower house paralyze each others
action on the tariff and silver questions,
! ~ has the right, and the best wish that
=Ma b made FOR him and the people of the
tased States Is that he may play a mega
ne role as president In the same way he
! ~ - governor"
zhe TaGszeitung. organ OF the Agrn-
nAns, says: The victory has been won
| y The bankers gold and the great capt.
niEas who distributed IL In Incredible
sams among the electors. The result Is
tcbabiy better for the bi-metaiiisss than
knv had Won by small majority. They