11th Nov.
Tur welcome news of the success of the Democrats in the Presidential Election on Tuesday last in the United States reached us early yesterday morning, a few hours after the actual result was known in New York. That Mr. Grover Cleveland and General Adlai Stevenson are to be for four years from March next the President and Vice-President respectively of the Great Republic is, we may be sure, hailed with satisfac-States, except the egressive Republican tion by all the best people in the United office-holders, and by all in the Old World who take any interest in the matter. Both presidential candidates, General Harrison and Mr. Cleveland, were tried and good men, to whom the direction of the government of, the United States could be entrusted with perfect confidence; with the more confidence in the case of the former since' the permanent disappearance from his administration of
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