Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
PAPERS REJOICING
New Yorker Staats-Zcitung Says
People Rejected Entangling
Alliances.

Now York. Nov. 5-Commeut on the
seetion of Senator Harding IN the leading
foreign language newspapers oi the coun-
try follows:
New Yorker Staats-Zeitung with
a povrrf,il voice and in n manner ex-
rlndlnr any doubt. the people have de-
rlared for return to American principles
and to a Government 10y the feople and
fc~ the people. The outcome OF ycSter-
daN : election means the success Oh
nrirnc,ple of the principle of
America First In manner that cannot
he misunderstood, the people have pro-
tested that we be not saddlcd with an
.grc,mcnt which was made IN Paris
m defiance of our Congress and our rights
and which would involve us III 'cntangllng
ALLIANCES W?rren c. Harding Will direct
the affairs Of the country during the COM
ing four wears In the interest OF our
country il Is to be hoped that he and hlS
advisers will know how 10 interest cor
rcctlv the rcople voice.
New Yorker Herold -"l Harding and
Coolidge, the candidates of the Republican
Party. obtained ma jorIty OF about |, iOO,-
npn IN New York State alone and oi 40u,-
oOO m New York CITY That majority
means more than reputation OF the man
who = the foremost exponent OF the DIS
of much that during the war made great
show. took hold of popular fancy and dom
mated the souls through mysteries. a
new sentiment of the American masses
mapifcstS itself through the vote and tina
means progress Universal dISSatiSfac-
tion with the events ot recent years,
bitterness at the era of calumnieS and
melting. indignation OF the autocratlc
regime that had prevailed all that mani
tested itself Yesterday, and the thunder
o,ls noise with which the avalanche OF
votes ran over the false, rotten and bad
things awakens happy echo IN the hearts
of most of the Americans OF German blood
The \ovoye RusSkoye Nlovc 1t is
very obvious that the Republicans are
making the best Of the failure of the Dem
ocr.,tic Party. Socialists farmers and other
Clements remained ON the same level as
they were IN the previous election Their
luiuance is equal 70 zero One OF the
tUo-either the voters did not want 10
,plt their vote IN order not TO give achance
IL he unpopular old Administration, OF
the rest of the parties did not offer any
thing attractive What does the country
await from the Republicans, and what can
they give 10 the people, We have to re-
peat The old truth that the millions OF
voters did not care much about It, they
wanted 10 change the present Govern
mCut
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-The attitude
81 foreign peoples on the election as
reflected IN the foreign press OF this city
follows
The Gazette, Democrat German,
>ays the election OF Harding Will tend
- give the United States a better stand
ing With and understanding by foreign
nations. and that il Will improve our
foreign relations and also our domestic
affairs.
Lopinione 1talianl points out that
the I,allan-Americans proved their Am
cr,canism in the election and supported
Harding because Of his domestic rather
than his foreign policies.
Buffalo, Nov 5.-BuFalos two leading
foreign language newspapers. comment
ing on the election. said.
Buffalo Telegram Polish The citizen
~ OF our great country has spoken IN
solemn referendum. proposed and vehe-
mentlv called bv President Wilson the
League of Nations question. We now turn
70 the tired and not found wanting policies
Of Repubhcanism-
Everybody 5 Daily Polish The Polish
people OF Buffalo have been opfoseu y .
League Of Nations and they voiced their
opinion Yesterday BY helping 10 elect
Senator Warren e. Harding The victory
Rill open the way 10 new peace with
GERMANY and the readIustment OF many
political and economic difficulties. The
outcome Is gratifying 10 the Poles OF
Buffalo
Chlraso. Nov 5-The AbendPost
fRep. German SAYS The tremendous
success OF the Republican Party has
saved the honor of America s democracy.
tn. administration had assumed a dc
tarorlal power which was reflected IN the
lo~> 81 personal liberty by the people
>tasts-ZeItung Rep. German will
saN The Wilson load was too heavy Tor
the Democratic Party. II Is now but q
skeleton Of party The Government will
hereafter be conducted under the Consti-
tuition