New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-06
THE PASSING THRoNG.

Franklin Murphy. in whose charge has been the
Republican campaign IN New-Jersey this year.
when yesterday said OF the
MURPHY outlook there; by all odds the
PROUD OF best reports have received in
NEW this campaign in New-Jersey re-
JERSEY ceived this morning The outlook
could well be more favorable
to the Republicans. Our majority of eighty-seven
thousand and odd in 1895 phenomenal and I'M
pasn we neither Expected or hopsd 10 appraan5
these highwater figures. At the start We should
thirty thousand, and said So Then our chances
to 22 sG8 h to % r Frs; b0
SAND majority over the Democrats. ! don't want
Ss sae b. efea s5 oeSe
viii exceed our fondest hopes Of a short time ago
be elected to Congress. but II has been a hard
ccss sS se DF in hff a.e1 4[
ans ne nave good lighting snsnce Of Carrying
could not be better We await the result with con-
hdence, and feel that New-Jersey will roll up
we shall all be proud.
Joseph H. Manley chairman OF the Eastern Ex-
ecutive Committee Of the National Committee. when
seen yesterday said: Our work is
MANLEf done and await with serene
SERENELY confidence the result at the polls.
CONFIDENT. II will be overwhelming victory
for Major Mckinley and four
Years more of prosperity will be insured 10 the
American people. Whatever there may be Of disap-
pointment t91m0rrow night will not be for the Re
puoncans. We have won great night. and IN
signal fashion. and neither intimidation nor any
'thins else can rob US of it now
John A. Cortland. formerly OF Chicago. but who
now represents American business interests in the
French capital when seen at the
EUROPE Waldorf-Astoria yesterday, said
kEENLY 'All Europe ia awaiting with keen
INTERESTED. est interest the result of the cleo
tons tomorrow The people In Eu-
rope to-day appreciate as they never have before
how much hinges this election for them as well
as for the American people. There Is vast amount
or foreign capital invested In the United States.
and these investors feel that IL Bryan Is elected
their capital will be danger Of serious deprecia-
ton II Bryan should be elected this feeling would
at once manifest itself. and a vast amount OF
foreign held American securities would be at once
thrown the market and serious upset in
values would be sure to follow.
III the President Is reelected. the other hand.
not only will these foreign held securities be re-
sFse py 1melf present Pun Tt
here for nvestment-more. proba bly,. year from
now than Immediately following the election. The
reason Tor this Is that in the last year CiernSn ny
has had two serious declines in the values OF her
industrial securities and is at present hard up FOR
capital A great producing nation, she lacks capt.
tai temporarily 20 place her products before the
world This condition Of affairs creates an op-
portunity for investment in Germany at the pres
ent time that her neiEhbors will naturally take ad-
vantage OF. Germany's needs supplied, however
European capital for investment will again flow
"A is always followed by period of pros
| perity: and the Boer war practically over. this
( land America will be called upon in the four
years to care for enormous amount Of English
than sire has been called on to look after in any
similar period Of time in the mast. Europe. il is
/ night with almost as keen interest you will
here in America