The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-18
FINAL VIEWS ON JERSEY
SHOW DOUBT
Both Sides Still Predict Victory When Fate of Votes for
Women Amendment Is Decided at Polls To-
neutrality-suspicious. From All Counties.

New Jersey will vote tomorrow on
woman suffrage. The result Is expected
to have a far reaching effect upon sim
liar elections on November 2 in New
York. Massachusetts and Pennsylvania.
Every indication points TO a compara-
lively light vote. Both sides are expect
Ing victory.
Mrs. Lillian +. Feickert. president Of
the New Jersey Woman Suffrage Asso-
citation. predicts that the suffrage amend
ment will be adopted by a majority Of
not less than $4,000. Mrs. Nina c.. Van
Wrinkle. president Of the women's Po-
litscal Union. says she is sure Of q
sweeping victory.
Mrs. F.. Yarde Breeze, president. OF
the New Jersey Association Opposed To
Woman Suffrage. says that the ants
are going to win.
Men accustomed 20 forecasting cleo
tions are not committing themselves.
Atlantic.
ATLANTIC CITY. Oct. 17.-Miss LULU
y. ~ I'll ltdueT VI tUc az ISIS
says: 1--WE will win and win by a thou.
sand"
Mrs. $. James Howard. the anti-suf-
, frase leader: 1.-THE vote will be light
and votes for women will be beaten"
W. a. NJ. Loudenslager. Democratic
leader: IL look for a substantial suf.
frage majority"
| Mayor william Riddle. Republican
leader. 1.-THE women should carry the
county. but the margin will be close"
bergen.
HAcKENsAcK, Oct. 1T.-Mrs. II. Reed
president of the Bergen County WOman's
Suffrage Association. Is sure New Jersey
will accord the vote to women on Tues
day despite the opposition Of Gov
Fielder.
Mrs. G. Howard McFadden Of Hacken.
sack, at the head of the anti-suf.
fragists Of Bergen county. sal that Gov
FEEDERS declaration against woman
suffrage would hav more effect thar
President Woodrow Wilson'S in favor Of
| votes for women
| Darlington.
| MOUNT Holly, Oct. lit is believed
here that Burlington county will almosl
| certainly give a majority against suf'
frage for women. hut 1t will be small
as the vote will be very light.
CAMDEN. Oct. l1.-Henry Reeves
chairman of the Camden county Repub'
| lican executive committee-"Candidly,
| do not think suffrage will win
william ID. Brown, Republican City
/ Clerk-"Camden county will register 9
majority Of not less than $500 against
suffrage"
Samuel r. French. chairman Demo
cratic county executive ommitt "Th'
fact that IL VAS now become known tina
the larger liquor and brewery interest!
are supporting the cause OF the anti
s~uhragists has resulted in a stronger
sentiment in favor of votes for women
Mrs. Ward u. kerlin. president of thu
Camden City Sufrage League: "Th'
| Republican organization Is making II,
turn to aid us. We are making
! splendid hght and our efforts will b.
crowned by victory"
CAPE MAY. oct. i7.-Both Republican
4 NtutNl 'fh f' '' ~
cratic County Chairman towel 50!
the issue s doubtful.
cum Dc rim %
BRID0E1oS. Oct. t.-crmber.:tr'
county will give a small majority Il
favor Of suffrage. according 10 bo,h lie
publican and Democratic leaders. Their
has been no organized anti-sunrag
movement IN the county. while the SUI
fr,rists have been very active an,
energetic.
Essex.
NEWARK. oct. Thames -. Mo"iar't,
! Of Orange, chairman OF .he Essen count!
Democratic committee. and james Il
Nuxent. the Democratic leader. who ar
opposed to Suffrage, declined TO make
prediction.
Mrs. Henri NJ. Darcy, branch presi
dent OF the New Jersey Association W