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tons and the Democratic state com.
mittec has not acted upon them.
JAMES -. BHIr,
Chairman Democratic Committee
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tons and the Democratic state com
mittec has not acted upon them.
JANIS -. Bell.
Chairman Democratic Committee
Livinsston.
To THE t.ptroe or THE SuS No l.
Voters in Livingston county az pre- sent
are about equally divided on the woman
suffrage question. No. Preside ut VIII
sons declaration vii, u~ndoub,chly hcir
the cause. No. 3-Am unmarried and
uueugagcd and non-commit'ai NJ present.
J ". BRopuEL,
Chairman Democratic Committee.
Montgomery.
To the r.D,ror or Tu- St.N. No E.
'oUsde ne vote to be very close In
Mont yomery county.
No Would believe T.. would help
the suffrage cause along In county.
No. 3-Am for the amendment.
fsoRGE T. DEAL.
Chairman Democratic Committee.
New York.
To TIVE E.pIror OF THE SrH: No. l.
I cannot discuss the prospects for
woman suffrage. for I haven't the
slightest idea now the majority Of voters
stand. IL is a very difficult matter TO
Judge. There has been no party n II
vass and no official action mas been
taken. ! presume thar every mar will
vote according 10 his individual views.
No 2-President Wilson's declaration
will help tho suffrage cause very much.
1t VIII result IN more serious oons'dera-
ton OF the issue. The greatest danger
has been lack OF interest UP 10 tins time.
No. 81 am FOR woman suffrage and
have been for twenty years. I spoke in
public FOR II az far back as 1--WE years
ago. WILLIAM HARMON BLACK.
Chairman Democratic Committee.
Samuel s. koenig. Republican courty
chairman. was out OF the city yesterday
and no reply to THE suns inquiry was
received from him. on August Is he
said
Il expect 10 see the suffrage amend
ment beaten 3 to I In New York county
and state. The sunragist will do well
IL they get 80, 600 votes In this county.
| do not care TO give my personal views
for publication
: OnoudaRa.
To THE EDITOR NJ THE SuS No. I
The prospects as to the success OF
! woman suffrage In Onondsga county
are very uncertain. the sentiment be-
ing badly divided but rather against
the adoption of the amendment.
No 1t Is too early TO see what
effect President wilson. announcement
will have upon suffrage amendment IN
New York at this time.
WILLARD A. RiLL.
Chairman Republican Committee.
DntariO.
To THg EDITOR or THE SUN No. !
Il very much doubt the amendment
haipu nurrtal ~ ,hfS ~n,,p.. altnp,yb
POSSIBLY IL may be by small majority.
MANY voters VIII fail to vote on IL.
No. - think tho announcement 81
President Wilson'S views will have no
p~erceptible effect on the vote.
No 81 am not IN favor OF the
amendment. G. Z.
Chairman Republican Committee.
To II Erlros or TIE srN: Do mo-
,hnk it will carry.
Wilson's Announcement will not
change votes.
an in favor WILLIAM u. DvE.
Chairman. Democratic Committee
70 THE t.nIror on TIIr SrN No l.
II the vote on the suffrage question Ia
Orleans H. iight the amendment will he
carried. IT large the propoe tion will be
defeated. Canvass Of 100 voters chosen
.N'l>'I Intimately Nho"S tnlllN-loul lf.
~tu!riN-eicAt against dud twenty-cleht
et'or uoucommittal or maniiesting no
interest whatever. Indications point To
q light vote
NO Wilson'S statement viii have
no effect on vote in this ouuty
No. 3-If a majority of the women
los their votes Indicate that they desire
suffrage. | heartily favor granting tn
privilege to them. VI J WHEpoN.
chairman Republican County Com
mittc,.