The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08

petition. But. not only for North Amer
lean industrial interests is Mr.. Mckinley |
reelection OF great Importance, but also
for the entire commerce OF the world, /
which is vitality interested in secure
gold currency in the United States. FOL
these and a number OF other reasons me
result OF the election may be considered
~ the smaller one OF two evils.
The Post says: The result is greeted
with satisfaction and sympathy in Ger
many, for the reelected president haa
won the confidence of our government ana
our diplomacy during his term by col'
slant efforts to maintain good re.atiohs
between Germany and the United States
In the midst of popular passion the presl-
dent preserved a cool head and turnSd
aside rude hands which tried TO force MN
into an ant-German policy
The Neuste Nachrichten says; From
German standpoint Mr.. McKinley's re-
election gives no occasion for regret Inc
| Washington government, during the
| Spanish American war. observed thor
oughly correct attitude in pleasant con-
trast with the public agitation wnIch
threatened far-reaching arrangement.
The United States position in the Samoa
question was pronouncedly favorable to
Germany and aided a solution favorable
to Germany
The National Zeitung: Mr.. McKin-
lleys victory can only be received by us
with satisfaction, especially from tue
standpoint OF the excellent personal rela-
5 lions between the president and the en-
' peror, which have repeatedly found eA-
= preston from both sides and which nave
also been shown by the friendly settle
ment OF some of the important questions
discussed between them during the past
four years
y The Kreuz zeitung says THE POL.
ICY OF IMPERIALISM HAS RECEIVED
NEW IMPULSE THROUGH MR..
; MKINLEY'S ELECTION; NAMELY
: THE SANCTION OF THE AMERICAN
PEOPLE. We assume that the govern
o lnent which seeks TO place America II
the forefront of nations and plant th'
stars and Stripes on the shores OF al
o the seas will gain fresh strength.
2, Regarding the relations With EuIops
l. MI McKinley's election awakens les
confidence than Mr.. bryan's would. Mr.
White describes Mr. Mckinley to MS a
/: friendly to Germany, The thought &c
Il ours TO us, I hear the message, ou
faith fails me-
The Boersen zeitung says; "Abfoa'
" McKinley's election viii be received VII
- satisfaction, for the demagoglcal behaN
/. Tor OF the democrats everywhere was re
- garded as a dangerous proceeding an
's shows that the republican triumph wa
"a the smaller OF two evils. We may hop
Is that the United States, after leaving,
its own accord the isolation which wa
G. self imposed and coming into eonstar
and permanent contact with the Europea
~ powers. will become convinsd that n
q system OF studied disregard which
u has hitherto pursued can no longer !
n maintained"
e. The Deutsche Tages zeitung, which
re the main clerical organ, says; we pa
Is from the first expressed the opinion tn
A. the party which would win was ehe par
Il which had the most dollars. and tnat IN
,lc party was the republicans and soldba
Is was an undoubted fact. The who
o. American elections could be greatly sii
~, pllhed by each party making sho
w.. down OF the number Of dollars mea
~ to be expended upon the election. tn
~, would also show the number OF electc
vi But then the Americans like an elect
campaign. as Il Is exciting sport
ny For politics at large. the election !
~ suit this time Is OF no consequence Il
M time"
an The Tagcliche Rundschau SAYS: VI
m. DOUBTEDLY FOR AMERICA AN VI
nat or WORLD POWER POLITICS OF I'll
,ut MOST INTENSE DESCRIPTION BEGIN
m AND JUDGING FROM THE sAMpL