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New-York tribune., 1878-11-20

OPINIONS on REPUBLICAN PROSPECTS BY THE HON.
THEODORE NJ. POMEROY. OF AUBURN. y. Y.
The Hon Theodore NJ. Pomeroy, of Auburn,
now at the Windsor Hotel, was asked by TRBt NJ
reporter yesterday he regarded the political outlook
ait ls very pleasing to me-" said Mr. POmcrOy, as |
surpose II Is to all Republican, AMI III fact every one
who believes IN honest money aud hopes for the sue
cess OF resumption and the continued revival OF busi
ness All these thing, follow such victory that OBJ
tanned in the late elections"
You look upon 1t as genuine hard money victory,
thonl"
"Itwas triumph for honesty, much as that OF
1864 was for loyalty IL means that the people OF this
country believe in honest money in honest treatment Of
the public creditors and in honest elections and that
they repudale any party that attempts buy the PrcS
dency."
"YOu think then. TIE TRGBUSE's cipher exposures
were also q controlling cause ~
Undoubtedly In this State especially, thoy eIeried
very great influence, and think TnE TRIBUNE Is en-
uIlcd credit for the magnificent work 1t did
There be no two opinions about the effect Of the
cipher revelations on the canvass. Tney have cGeciu
ally laid out some Of the principal leaders of the Dcn-
party in this state and stopped the cry OF fraud
from that party"
"Whero did the Greenback strength lie III your dis
trctf"
Tne vote polled for the Grecnback candidate for Con
gress in the XXXIst District came principally from
Democrats, mainly mill operatives. Tnit party
much disappointed in it's vote"
ado you think II Will be Il future power IN the
statep
81" believe IT has polled its largest vote It's support
are not men who Will sacrifice much Tor principle
and they prefer to bo In party vita some chance
cess. Already the few Republicans who voted mai
ticket are r. turning 10 their u,d party and the
question looms up,w TN IL, threatened dangers the
CuutY Of Republican institutions, all tho men VINO
upheld the Republican party In tho past VIII a.an
turn 30 It,"
'Do You tuuk all danger In regard to the money quc5
tiOu is OycrW
NO, hut probably all danger from q disiinctivcy
GrecuDaCk party. We shall have To du hItt. with tHc
Democratic parry protesting Il goOI deal tn, same
ideas II VII una Iubedy ne leading uurst on N
fuluie, but public opinion Il educated the
rcncy question, the strength OF the Republican party
will Increase The question Of honest currency ana pub
lie faith and to tolerate ballotbOX suf
nng intimidation ana other frauds 10 uphold "a Solid
SOuth will probably decids the next Presidential
test"
"WiII II be favorable to the Republicansi I"
" think So In my opinion the prospects are good,
and cannot anything that would he likely 10 alter
them. OF course shall have good deal to contend
against but a Solid South will be met by IA Solid North,
and result VIII not be unlike what It has been in the
past" ,
who the probable Presidential candidates on the
Republican side 7"
~ thlnk the choice will lie between Conkling Blaine
and a third Mr.. COnklings chances have improved
with the recent Republican victory in tDs state. do
not think he Will meet any Republican opposition to his
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20
PUBLIC OPINION.

To-day the Democratic party rules in the
National LEGISLATURE and the South can control the ac-
ton OF the Democratic party Mobile Register (DemD
There is not an enthusiastic call by the
Democrats upon any great of their party 10 become
the next President OF the United States.-Cncinnati
Commercial tIud)
The day is coming when the right of free
discussion will be asserted and maintained at the South,
and the party that stands in the way of 1t Will go TO the
wall.-l Hartford Post (Rep)
s. j. Randall will be the next Speaker of
Congress No man has yet had the audacty to say that
he would like enter the ring and make contest with
Sammy for the post of hOnOr.-lCIncinnau Enquirer
DemJ
The question of saving the Republic from
the OF Solid South fresh from rebellion Will not
down. II VIII appeal TO the patriotic instincts OF the
people just as long the methods OF South Carolina
prevai-[Albany Journal tRep.l
The Constitution is not near as much account
down South much tissue paper. AS the details
iu OF the Democratic elections, they show lncOn-
testably that dsgraceful and rldlcu-
Ous farce played III all American history 10 is gross
in suit and atrOnt to the whole naOn. Philadelphia
Press (RepO
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20
DIED.

AUCHINCLoSs-s Suddenly November ls az YOKOHAMA
Japan Frederic IT, the late John AuchinclOs in the
2Sth % his
The remalns will be brought 10 New for Interment
BANNISTER-on November Is, Thomas, eldest Of
James Ellen IT. Bannister
the OF his paren 4l6 Bergenst.
Brooklyn, on thursday the 2Oih INST, at O'Clock D. M
BARROWS-On Sunday. November II, 1878, Mrs Jane
Eliza BarTOws in the 10th year OF her age.
and friends respectfully invited TO attend the u-
fromthe residence OF her brother lnaw John B
SnoOk No l5S south sthst Brooklyn. E. D. at o'clock.
"Wednesday, November 20.
DANIDSON-On sunday evening, November II, 1873, OF
disease william L. OF Ellen L. and the late Cbas.
NJ Davidson, aOed - years 4 months IL days
friends OF family respectfully invited 10
funeral from his mothers residence, 1872 Madi
sOnave. Tburslay, November 2i. at p. m.
HATFIELD-In this city on sunday Nov' mber IL 1878,
T., wife of Rev Edwin +. Hatfield, ID. d., and
daughter OF the late Jacob B. TAYLOR
Reatlyes and Tends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral services non the Chqreh OF the Cove
nant (Dr Vincents Parkaye and 35hst on We'd
nesday 10th ust at o'clock Friends are kindly re-
send flowers.
WHFELER-On Monday afternoon, November lS 1878, Su
san Shepard. wife OF John c. Wheeler aged 40 years
ut her late residence, 10 West 4oth on
wednesday goth INST, at 3 y. IN.
a seymour Conn, Thursday.
Hartford aud New Haven papers please COPY
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20
THE PUBLIC health MEETING.
SPEECHES BY PROMINENT MEN.

SPEECHES BY PROMINENT MLN.
DIR. HARRIS PROPOSES STRENGTHENING OF TIE
ssoCIATIoN-GOyERNoR HOLIDAY, GENERAL
wooDwoRTH AND OTHERS MADE REMARKS.
RICHMoND, Va, Nov. 19.-The opening ses-
sion Ul the Convention ot the American Public
Health Association was held tonight at Mozart
HILL About one hundred members were present, the
mart ~ the hall not occupied by delegates being well
ned by members OF medical fraternity from abroad
and from this city well many other citizens The
audience contained fair sprnklIng OF ladies also.
Al 7:3O D. m. DR.. Elisha Harris OF New-YOrk, pres-
dent OF the association called the convention to order
He introduced Rev. Dr. Peterkn. or the st. James
Episcopal Church IN TINS clly WHO oPeucu thc PIocc'u
ings with prayer.
Dr. Harris then presented Governor Holiday, OF Viz
rula as the presiding officer OF the evening" Governor
Holiday was greeted with rounds OF applause. He
made cordial address OF welcome which ne closed Oy
saving: Here where honest fearless men and women
stroye even to death, here where suffering OF warfare
WAS endured that will be known TIL the great fu-
ture when all hearts will revealed here. where prayers
were offered need not be botted by the tears
OF the Recording Angel here you have come together
from North and South, East and West, one brother
hood to show by words and deeds how peace hath
It's victories 10 less renowned than war and how can,
By the divine instincts nature, make Republic
one and what she ought to be- the mother Of mighty
race" The Governor frequently interrupted by ap-
piause.
Professor j. L. Cabell, NJ D., OF the University OF Vr-
eina followed He introduced Dr. Elisha Harris, the
president the convention. whose annual address had
been announced the leading feature Of the evening
In doing this he paid glowing tribute to the Doctor,
II, the course OF which he said
Imay 10 permitted TO say that his lifelong aud zeal
ous devotion to sanitary studies and his unwearied and
dIsnterested lars the Improvement or the puDc
health not only In his section but throughout tue
and common country, nave won IOr
him golden from the VOares OF sanitary science
nil the world over IL publicly and justly SAID
of nm v most competent judge that ne Is our leading
sanitary authority in all that relates 10 the vital
sItscs OF our country and The deductions 90 be drawn
tIef ON aud that him with DIR. stephen smith, OF
NewYorG Ormcr president OF tnis body, thei country
| owes "A ineasureless deDt OF gratitude.
president Harris then addressed the convention He
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20

:, :, tho highest degree. Ihave for General Grant
-. 81 n,nhost respect l consider him the greatest
suo nls ,Io Saxon blood has produced, and / say
uo"o,'', on,horing Marlborough Cromwell and Well
mgon But do not believe any one %a9 davis Is a9
sOlute6 ne n0mInated | shall support him. | be-
he shai' II he elected, hut not easily as Blame
SC the United Sags aoT are not tn 81
leaders acessary TO the life or prosperity of this
houSfc No ulSH 20 nv of the Republican party Our party
hibnpnI take mp men not TO save us but to accom-
plsh our ,nct "a y The Colonel puts the sectional
on hGpsV s' IN nolitcs in strikingly correct way
when he the RePq6f%Sn psry Is 1op1 RS
allo"t1 ~ III ~ not be allowed TO succeed i'll the
{. .itt.iabn' t.aiini'' That is the point precisely.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20
WHY THE PATTY CANr UNLOAD TILDEN.

The Potter majority may affect Il show OF
imVartiaty by " Iuye.tgating Tdcn. now that they
have made miserable failure III arragniDG Hayes, hut
IL will be tire trfug They don't mean to hurt
1ilden, for in doing they would damn their whole
party ana compromise especially such Southern CO.
parcCners Gordon. OF Georgia. II Il for the
Senate TO take up tje democratic niqucs and TO put
The seal of official condemnation upOn AL that lHk TRB
UNE has brought to light aud much OF the same
criminal nature that remains behind and winch can
only be brought out 10y searching investigation ana
by putting the wronc-dOers themselves On the
slaudtdr TildeD and his hopeful and compliant nephew
ana tool Will bc nduC to tell the whole truth Ihtre
will be some tall lying else confession of
CUNT and ell that guilt implies" The party have NJ"
Surrendered Mr. TIden his fate. They cannot afford
to dO so. To throw hun overheard without mercy OF
qualification would be 10 render il utterly impossible fOI
any other Democrat carry either of the Northern
States that combined TO give him y electoral votes III
1870. He would put the knife TO them III NeW-IOrk IN
1879 ana $50 as certainly his fri nds IN the Interior
OF the state recently directed 70 show Indifference
after his defeat by Kelly III the state ConYentloI
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20
MIDNiGHI 1HER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
yS,oooDsis hOr the past 2i hDurs.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20, l "A. m.-The pres
sure is generally below the 1t is highest IN Nova
Scotia and falling in the Northwest storm OF con-
siderable energy central Cape Haternss general
has fallen in the East Gulf and South Atlantic
States The temperature haB slightly in the Mid.
die States elsewhere II has remained nearly stationary
uortheastery winds prevail In the Atlantic Coast and
Eat Gulf States elsewhere they light and variable.
IRdicdtiOnS
For New-England partly cloudy weather: winds
mostly nOrteasery stationary temperature station
ary or lower pressure.
For the Middle Atlantic States warmer cloudy weather
FREQUENT rain, variable Winds mostly nOrtheastery
stationary or lower pressure.
The temperature win remain above freezing In the
canal region.
Storm Signals
Cautionary signals continue at Smithvle, Wilmington,
Cape Lookout Macon, kIlty Hawk, Cape Hattera-, aud
are ordered for Cape May, Atlantic Clty, Barnegat,
Sandy Hook and Lewcs.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20
AN ITALIAN ADDRESS TO THE KING.
FRIENDLY sESlIMESIs EXPRESSED BY HE IT.
INNg OF NEWBORN.

FRIENDLY SENTIMENTS ENPREssED BY HE lIAL-
IAVs OF NEW-YoRK
The Italian residents of NewlOrk have
lust drawn up tue following address ny IIumbert,
congratulniing him and the cOuItry upon his escape
from the sassins dagger nni expressing their senti-
mcnts OF reverence and devotion The address will be
forwarded at an early day:
10 KING IiUMBERT l.
MAJEsIY: Il was with n feeling OF the greatest indg,
nation that ;hc Italian rcdtn nS or NtWn oik' hearu
of the attempt uI on august Majesty person upon
the occasion Of the first vi-lt that Naples received from
lcr King e. H. painful 10 lis 10 beleV lhht tIere
should be found the PeHin-ul man 80 degraded as
H. rake an attempt upon life, yOlng King hrhye
snn of Victor ELauucl. who he field oi CatttSli III
Of your courage ana latrOtl>n hOu nave AZ
ready the affection Of your peOIle Oy
tnc exercise o' public and private virtues,
by tie simplicity Of your HE, Dy your
devotion to thc iG,cIcsts, librfS ana progress OF te
TathCrlnnd We cannot ind words 10 eNp' t'a me ct-
,ugs or suume ana with which We hraIu Ol the
attempt lite and aEouSh me Stti "l me as
sassn,hY the gnal favor lraycnOnlN sIlEhE HDtu
vuur Majesty, The hearts Of Italians nave DIeh az
Irrtcd with neNDrCsS Sbr sorrow, ahd Juc Hioi sSn9S
uf ali nation. has been greatly shocked ,-...
W e. jplce and conSialuldtc cdCn OtIGTt No hDtstI
and Il. lac NauOn, that benign Providence Das SaVtu
the kng the Queen, the rOSa family, hu al taI IrOn
Il Tit.l and a misfortune lhai would nave uiulcfd
ircacuiable evil. We rejoice ana cOhgra uldte OUT
selves that your lie has been spared TO the IONe OF your
lcuulc the consolidation OF lallhn NhilOuUI Hhy' he
development "a liberal institutions ana the m9inI' III
ircctuu amt economical restoration OF tHc pctuNcu
fathrIilHd. In AprcHsiug The Sc sentiments "h'Cn w
ucley- shared by all Italians III the uhleu Suit,
tIr IN Icis:nrd have the honor 10 present " oi i
Mai sy io sincere homage oi their reverence anu u'
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20
VIII TME POTTER COMMITTEE TRY TnIsi

The TRIBUNE keeps industriouSly at work
IT. cipher dispatches. 1t seems very much like Kick
Ing "a very dcIt dog, or, the lrisInIn put II, Illus
trating there Is punishment after deith-and yet
the subject Is Interesting Fdc-sinlrS OI the originals
of two Uf MaTUIos dispatches are printed The Moses
OF this scheme COnpdf" thCs' with the memory of
what ne sent II evident that the parties rec red 70
are guilty ana the fact OF guilt j. being tdy made
apparent. The country " be curious 10 know eN-
acty l. tier viii do with his atiun "a the
light OF the Cpler dspa.chCs. VIII Ire broaden the
sCopr Of his iuqufy and inquire after fraud that
operative, Out tIat tlCd very hard To be, OF VIII he
dFOp the WnVc business like a very hot pOiatOl u
would not surprise us very much II a OF defensive
investigation entered into, Win the OBJECT OF r.
Hcvug Tien and the Democratic paty and OF putting
TIE TRIBUNE in hoe. Bot tE'rc ac Il" UutG' inEs
their purposes yet, probably because thcy do not
know just what 10 DO.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20
THE ATTACK or KING HUNBEPT
, FRIENDLY TELEGRAM FROM THE POPE.

DISCLOSURES Of A q NEgAL PLOI NPECrFD.
LoSDoN. Tuesday, Nov. 10, 1873.
The following telegram was sent by Pope
Iyo y III , t. klns ilumbcrt:
having heard of the drplorsbc attempt made against
the life of Your ir-ty, cN9frss 20 goa nav extreme
concern and ~ time COu2riiui tOEi That
Won have escaped ti, crave IA ray God Tor the
Preservation Ot your NJ jcSty's heath.
II IA said at Rome that Interest," Ing detasre respect
Ing Vaccinations OF tc secret ,occioS Tor general
attempt upon the 1--we, Of all tho sOycrtus n Europe
ar. IEtly 10 bc soon disclosed.
The corps Of veterans which suffered loss " two
men by the exploson Of bomb inrOSn INTO the ranks
during prUCrr- IN FiucurC IN celebration Ol Ming
UuuIer. = es.p- from the siariy at
lacked while re- uruiug iiom "a funeral procession III
honor OF King Victor Emanuel.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20
ANElRrHQrAKf IN THE VEST

CAIRo, ILL.,, Nov. 19.-rhe Signal Corps Sta
ton here reports to the Ci,i signal Officer as follows
quite heavy earthquake occurred mere last ngh''
when lasted one muutc aud ten seconds II was hrsV
fe at iy-Onc minutes aud hy SECONDS aItet II w. US
I,ugr, were ,Iurty ft 10 tOtter, bat no damage mas
as been reported Another signt shock WiN ieI V
5lO TINS morning. Houses tOttered from west hol'h'
west To east southeast -
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Nov. ia distinct shock OF
Consdcrabe excitement prevailed IN several parts oil
the city.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20
PARTY NEWS AND COMMENTS
MIR. TILDEN AGAIN INTRIGUING.

MIX, TILDEN AUAIN INIKIUUINU.
SENATOR GORDON SECURES THE REGULATION SOUTH
ERN MAJoRIIY-coNvRRsAT WITH SENATOR
BURNSIDE AND Mr.. PoMEROY.
1t is stated in Washington that Mr.. Tilden
still clings to the hope of nomination in
1880, and is forming a combination to cap
ture the Democrats of Pennsylvania. Senator
Gordon has been almost unanimously reelected
to Congress. Senator Burnside, of Rhode Is
land, has given his views on the results OF the
late elections to a TRIBUNE reporter, end
State Senator Pomeroy, of Auburn, has re-
viewed the political outlook of the Republican
party. The extraordinary maiOrities in South
Carolina are exhibited in table given below
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20
CALIFOKNIA WANTS SOMETHING.

If the Republicans can carry the tOur votes
OF California the next election. according TO the
present state of the figuring. the XLVlh House will be
tied between the Democrats and AL AIDES OF the Op-
position 1t is quite evident from this exceedingly close
shaving that California VIII be IN great request in the
present and next Congress IL Will have in ITS hands the
decision of great mduy important questions On the
money not the duuDt where ITS votes
will GO matter what party is successful. But whlle
this great responsibility will deVolvc on our STATE 1t VIII
also follow that ing that she reason ask VIII be
denied great many matters which, from our rcmOt
ness, have not heretofore received much attGLton, can
now be settled.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20
ALLrP MlrH MOSES.

THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE is drawing the
cipher lines gHtcr aud tighter about iae "coparceneS,
aud IN spite denial o. month ago. II has
involved Moses Mauton Marble quite beyond eXtrca-
non. TIN TRIBUNE has now placed him in the criminal
dock aud cOufIuntc him with ccCTOtypPd fac-snil"s
of his cipher kilograms The issue of lust "Wednesday
contains fac-simile OF two dispatches, one OF which,
addressed to Ct era Gordon, l. signed MartOn Marble
and is in ms handwriting. These TWO dispatches are So
clearly in the Handwriting that no one would lie l.
tate an instant as TO their I'd, ntlCal authorship
Moses Marble Is convicted No cvasiye dnials pleas
of mot ,uIiy silence VIII serve him, for the proof
is AS cone we rs Il Ia possible 10 make lt.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20
THE CANVASS IN KINGS COUNTY.
A DEMOCRATIC PLURALITY OF sEvENTY-THREE FOR
SHERIFF.

The Kings County canvassers will probably
complete their work to day. but the official figures will
not De made out in full for two three days The
ngures from all the wards and towns have been can
Vassed but few returns have been sent back TO the
local canvasers for correction The principal interest
was centred in the contest for Sheriff According to the
returns as passed upon by the canvassers Thomas NJ
Riley Dem.) is successful by plurality of seventy
three The vote for Sheriff ia given below with the vote
for Secretary OF State IN 1877:
1873 IS77
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20
SENATOR GORDON REELECTED.

NTLANTA, Ua., NOV. IV.-IH TIIV STHdTOIIWI
election to-day General Cord amcst unanimously
elected and without convention OF the houses carry
ing every vote in the Senate aud all except five In the
House OF Representatives. Strenuous efforts have been
made organic" opposition, but without success.
No mau in the ScuHte COul bc found who would nOni
nate another candidate, and four Of the five voting
against aim in the House lndep ndents from the
Win Congressional District Tn!s "a considered the
cr.Ain.l nnLLlLc irIMmnn .lLr McHLCNC1 I'D G.OrEM.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20
THE NEW-JERSEY ODD FELLOWS.

TRENTON, n. j., Nov. 19.-The r. w. Grand
Encampmcnt of the Independent order Of odd Fellows
OF Ncw-Jersey met in session to-day. and the following
ccrs were elected: NJ. W. g. p, L. p Ford OF Pater-
som NJ. T.. G. H. r. John L. saDnier. of Newark; r. W.
G.. s. w. A., George NJ. Ashley, oi Camden K W, g. :.
Lewis PARKER ir, OF Trenton; r. W. q. Treasurer.
Oliver Pierce of Trenton; Il. w g. j. W, H. B Reese,
OF Vinelgnd X ". G. Representative TO the &. L. OF
the United states, VIM ~ Nutt, OF Trenton; W. G. s.,
JOSEPH Yates, Oi QuakertOwn; W. q. .. s., Amos
Howell, OF Trenton; ". j. NJ, Jacob j. Vreeland Of
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20
TIE MAJORITY N MINNEsOrA.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 19..-The official re-
tuIns from all counties make the Republican majority
for Auditor l9o3i The ierls in the Congtcsstonol
Districts are ss follows: III District Duuncl Rcp.h
5ssI lid Dis hct PIeicT Drul), IA lIId District,
Washburn licpD, 3.Oll.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20

return 10 the Senate believe he will have the unan
nous Republican vote. know Of no Republican IN the
legislature who would be likely to lead opposition to
him."
Who win probably be the next Speaker Of the Assem-
think It will lie between Messrs Sloan, Alvord and
usted do not know that Mr. Sloan will accept II, but
ne Is regarded as the favorite candidate"
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20
To the Trade.
GEO. A. LEAvIrT & Co. AUcrIoNEER

SPECIAL TRADE SALE OF BOOKS .
Miscellaneous Holiday and Juvenile. Photographic Al
buns Fancy and staple stationery. &c, &c. Also
AMERICAN CHROMOS.
An immense stock OF hrstcass ohromos pubisnea ,Dy
Messrs C0on Zahn q Roberts and sold by MI ~ r. ZahD
10 close eoparnershp account Fifty Thousand ~
every size and variety. sale commeheesN iooeA 'AoA
0ay. ,,xn,,s on o,rr
On all amounrs moro $3.50 three months credit less
x2dl caah.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20
BALTIMORE BOND E1GARLY BID FOR.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.-Bids for $4Oo,ooo
Of Registered per cent Of the CITY OF Baltimore
interest payable semi-aunuay, and redeemab' alter
July l. 1916 were opened to-day. The am0nns OF bid,
aggregate 3,5l40OO the hshest gelng am la 70
oWesI 100 Inc award was made OF SZOOooo NJ iVf a,
apd 5000 600 at lOi.2. There were l23 bids.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-20
4 SUGAR CASE GIVEN TO THE JURY.

BALTIMORE, NOy. 19.-In the United States
District Court to-day the argument III the Dcmarara
sugar case was concluded at o'clock and the
ven 90 jury, after which the Court adjourned until
10 O'Clock tomorrow with instructions to the iury 10
bring III sealed verdict II is agreed Oh by that no