The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-06

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London. Nov. s.--rhe eletioa ol
Major McKiniev 20 the presidency cf
the United States had marked eifc.t
on American scmirtc c8 here ,otaf
Business on The stocs cxchange began
to buy Milwaukee and Louisville ied
the advance, quiekly followed by bc
entire list with advances Of 2d 20 81,
" which sent the dealers flying hatless
In every direction io join be Wild but
bub Inside, while ia the streets cus-
toners were coming up ny the dozen
According TO general impge ion. he
election viii result iu u rAO'd diminu-
tion of the god Withdrawals for the
United States. aud thtre is no doubt
tnat jDr Mckinney vi tory favor.
bly, affected the t1ck cX,harce
throughout Couso open,d = Rhcr
than yesterday
A leading English stockbroker in
an interview with "a representative OF
the Associated pfese. said:
"McKinley's election has doomed tae
whole market Larga buy yinE orders
from New York were SENT after lhe
result OF the els.tion was ltnown in
me United States aNd STATED the
market."
The star remarks:
I'VE in England have great reason
to rejoice at the overwhelming detsat
OF the attack upon gold standard.
Great evils may be In store. but no
| high tariff can in0irt a tithc 81 tIc
ruin which Bryan's victory would have
entailed. There vii. b. au immediate
improvement OF busine for The eltc-
tion OF Mckinley. or rather thc dl-
! feat of Bryan Viii restore confidence
in the financial honesty aud ataOiii s.
of the United states. he commou
sense OF the Ametiaau p.urle has
saved the republic from worse than
civil or foreign war The grent rcpuD-
lie has risen maQniti emily 60 great
position"
The Westminster Gazette saws.
"Wiih the election of Mckinley %
great are vanlshes for the moment
But, while the perils 81 tree silver arc
avoided for the present the perils Of
protection and capjtalism In their more
extreme forms remain 90 bc enc0nn-
tered
The Pail Nal Gazette, in the cour, e
of a column editorial beaded "a Land
slide. says
The decision is accepted with uni
vel sal consent in this couatry ns being
emphRtically to the credit OF the
American electors. J. Implies that
democracy, when confronted with is
sues vital % its futurc. VIII rally to
the reality ana tcpuGiata the saame
between Altgeld and Bryan, ami they
succeeded in pulverizng their cause
INTO dust is substantial ia comparl-
son"
United states Ambass ador Bayard
received last evening from the London
office OF the Associated press Dispatch
es regarding the election. A rcpreseB-
tative of the Associated press had an
interview with Mr BayGrd The em-
bassador said:
The keynote that rises above the
confusion anC excitement which rises
above the confusion and excitement
which reigns in my ear Is thst the pee
pie OF the United states. guided by
their instincts Of patriotism aud sell
preservation, regardiesa Of past party
affiliations, have unmistakaUiy repudi-
ated reputation Ia any form aua in-
structed those who seek official power
that they must st least assume viriue
If they have it not, and that publ
and private obi cations must b placed
beyond the reacn Of the political ia X
Cales of this century. IT, will strong
confidence ia the stabUityand secnrity
OF property entrusted TO demo .rat c
government and harmonic Tue ma.
tional interests and assist good te.a.
tions. t. in common with al London,
have received the news of Mckinley 5
election with delight and satisfaction
Beyond this | cannot cou ment either
upon the campaiglers by name or dis
cusS IN monetary features
representative Of the Associated
press had an interview today on the
election with NJ. Ribot ci Paris the
former premier OF France, who recent
ly, returned from IA visit 60 the United
States and Canada Nj Ribot said;
"The election Of Mckinley does not
surprise me any more than tae mo jor
" be obtained When ! left America
at the end Of Septem ber h was eppar.
ent TO me that Bryan. in bis tremen-
dous effort, woule not succeed Yes
terday marks an Important day in the
history of either party in the United
States"
NJ. Doubmer. who was minister nl
finance In the late radical ministry
was also interviewed 10 Paris today by
representative Of the Associated
press. He said Ia parts
| III ~ MliAhuA fAtAhh'iH"tit Nft'+N N''
election OF the promoter OF thc Amect
can customs tariff Is receivkd here. Ia
Europe it is generally apprehendec
that McKinley's presidency Wi be nm
| favorable to the development OF the
commercial relations between the new
and old worlds. On the other hant
the success OF Bryan would have ha'
.uch economic coust querces atd h
purtur rbation caused in the great buan
q cial markets OF the world might have
J. been so great that few were those wht
could have desired his eection u
fact. il was never believed he could b
- elected For month we have ha'
s reason to feel absolutely certain o
= McKinlcy's success.
!, Harry Marks proprietor of The Lon
don Financial News aid the new
gave unbounded satisfaction iu I'm
glish financial circles.
L Business at the Baltic closed at @
10 is higher than yesterday
The Paris, Berlin, Vienna and Frank
. fort stock exchanges were ia eNccllen
: tone and active today in onstqacnc
Of the result Of the election 10 n
limited States and the dealings Il