The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-10
JERSEY AUTO MEN ELATED
ELECTION NAMES THEN PEEL
SURE or REVISION.
Pell of Candidates Brfsre Tuesday Gives
Them n Line on the chances fir, en-
and Perhaps Twelve In senate Forty
out 0f sixty Acknowledgment Theirs.

No ,rowd OF men could nave watched the
elections for the senate and Assembly in
New Jersey with NOR" cng-rusSs than the
au,omob lists because they knew that on
the nnlSrup az the legislative bodies Tor
III. newt session deprnd"d their cherished
plan IN alter the motor laws of New Jersey
and Ia make them read ~ that the intere-ts
OT the motoTlsf~ az" s"rEed Before the
elect ION the New Jersey Automobile and
Motor club SEAT aTolUd 'ir''l1r letters o"
all candidates for th" senate and Assembly.
80. we'll - Ia ~ Ml,nn and Mr. Lewis.
asking whrI" Ih,v ~to"d regards the
changes in thu motor Laws that IN. Jersey
aut"nobtli-t~ arc after
Iiit>.. hInl',.- aT,' briefly Er, IprO' ny
that vii permit non ''>Ii"nt aui"mohili~i~
in drIN" for = limited time IN New ,Ipr-s'v
,thnu' 'harHr. = practicable and enforce
able light law. th" rating at horse p"wer
NV the D. " formula. and change In
tn. speed regulations. 4 bill -mbOdv iDx
these changes MAS introduced once before
but II Vas defeated In the Senate after
passing the House DR. Wilson II in favor
Of 'hanges.
There were seven new Senators elected
ON Tuesday In New Jersey. The motorists
say they are sure OF james 2. Fielder OF
Hudson they had favorable replies TO their
letters from Walter +. Edge of Atlantic.
james &. Johnson OF Bergen, Isaac
vi, holS OF Cumberland. Richard Fnlherbert
Of Morris'and George q Low oi ocean
/ hat Is 20 sIv. they count on sik OF the
seven recently elected 20 support revision
oi the motor lIw
OF The Senators who hold over Harry V
nunteTdon. George Silgrr OF Middie-sN.
jacob &. rrt". ~ SIsseV and Johnsl on
lis,e will continue IN favor 81 revision.
Joseph = FrciiEghuNs"n OF somerset, Pre-i-
dent oi the Senate, OPPOSES the change IN
the present law
The motorists are sure. they say. OF
eleven of The ,w"n'y "ue mrn VIII" make
up 'ha new New Jersey senate. Prof
John u. FTinse. senator from Pls-at". i
aTdrnt!v Interested "a autOmOhilng and
has driven b. al himself Tor wears There
is -Ou- rnl son To believe that no viii favor
ra"ipro"ltv IA pat iCuiIr. tor he is a professor
IN ,"iun.hrl ami h. o'''''nn TO come over
T." - CIV '~r' often ~ any event eleven
me New ier-c, automobiles feel tina,
session TO chang" the motor Jaw. with whi"h
they are h"nrtlly dissatisfied They have
no fear of NJ" outcome IN the House Ot
ia. sixty elected forty sent replies before
election indicating that they we're in favor
% IL. New Jcr-rr \. ana VI .. Programme.
rnc.i,-,. from n candidate he wa, opposed
To- 10 the case
n new motor law were distributed a. fol-
lows Inv counties itIauttC. BERGEN,
son Gl"Icr-,"r. ! Mercer. / MildI-seI. /
Monmouth. !. Morris. Ocean b., Pasaalc. :.
-omeT-Hi I. mon. 2 Warren, !.
On thi- showing the motorists should
hay" t'rv-"n" "r uerhnns rfir,two out OF
"igHtv-une "u r"'nt ballot for their propo-
-tttnn They arr -uT" 81 the House and
they appear to 10 80 ps ~" senate
IU" proposition Ia change the automo-
ht. laws IN New jersey interests not alone
N" ag'omobil. fulns IN mat state nut IN
New Nork a. we'll. Ter" ARE auy number
~ motor owning T"r~"n- her" Who hay"
occasion 10 make trlT- INTO New Jersey.
and they hAN. IN pa~' times -Inere a great
deal II Iro"nl "nirH''' ~ various ways
The t'alilu .lw. lrrNIl!lng for reciprocity
In this state for motorists OF STATES WnIrh
pvirud.d courtesy 10 oars. showed how
''"~"iV related 20 Two states are IN rhis
respect -" -o"usr had that NIL become
law than the Now 'sT-r' motorists stirred
- all fhe,r fpr'.- to make change sure
at the newt session III tn-ir Legislature.
hoN seem 80 !af' N"Z IN In she right WAY