New-York tribune., 1900-11-08
, "Journal des pebats" says:
THE FEELING IN GERMANY.
MANY PLEASANT AND SOME SPlTEFUL RE-
MARKS ON THE AMERICAN ELECTION.

MARKS ON THE AMERICAN ELECTION.
Berlin Nov 7-German Government circles are
all delighted President McKinley's reelection.
The United States Embassy to-day received a num-
ber of expressions Of that kind.
Generally speaking. the German public is taking
much greater interest in the American election
than heretofore Every body is discussing the
suits Dr. Won Holleben. the German Ambassador
to United States, who is now in this city. said
about the result:
We can all rejoice over tt
Dr Barth, the Freisinnige leader. said:
consider M McKinleys election all things
considered the best result. although cannot in
his election conducive to the interests OF
general cvlzaon whHn copaTed Win d the baya re
brought For the economic interests of both the
United States and Germany, the present result is
also satisfactory,
The German press takes unusual amount of
interest in the election results. The "Tageblatt"
says:
The Germans greet MeKinIsy.s re-eIe2t.on sb9ys
iionaTv monetary experiments which would have
been calculated TO shake mist severely the basis
manvs noiicy is to nurse close and loyal relations
WI wn Nv 'ae ge anv economic and national
United states. For that reason 100, the Emperor
Kinley and the latter has. especially recently re-
ponded coTd Between are m the no nted Pdf s
Germany In china both P2Wers naEe & Inarcneg Ii
on
Of distrust regarding German{s alleged ter
schemes subsided We hope 6nat orIe nIS %
be solved between the two countries IN The SAME ii
spirit Of fairness and mutual commence apove IL
we hope that the question OF cornrneFc'di treaty
will be solved.
The ''Vossische Zeitung" says:
Germany can only rejoice at the further strength
a1in9 ana solidifcation the economic conditions
In the United States. No State can escape me n
conyenience OF haTng be reek61ed " With. and we
must put forth all our strength IN psaosLnd com m
PstIa Pe.tGn interests is Nj McKnleys reelection Of
great Importance but aiso toI Inc ,, - in
meTcs OF gd 5he ~urrencT in the tinted States For
those and number Of other reasons, the result
Of the election be considered as the smaller one
Of two evils.
The Post" says:
,athy IN Cermany for the reelected President has
Ron the confidence Of Government ana our
uppiiOta9N good relations between Germany and the
i-n;ted States In the midst of popular passion me
President preserved cool head ana 1 turneI @ anti
German policy. M McKinleys victory % means ha a
contnance OF the present stats and we hope
raj the tariff negotiations between them Will ats
have at least good a mutual result
The ..Neueste Eachrichten" says:
E-on a German standpoint Mr.. Mehinley's re-
election gives no ,raneas between the two States
curing the past few years, aut, wheh We ,,,n;on J
back to-day upon their sKeay aid not stand in
the Wav OF a settlement Ihe controversy On
the American life insurance tnPanes grievances
a. ,ar,n natters were satisfactorily disposeu -
The Washington Government 1uEinS ,he orTsct at
t1.nSs IN pleasant contrast with the pubic astrr
ton which threa tened far reaching zion
ra. - 0rononncedly favorable TO Germany ana aiu
ed solution favorable 10 Germany