The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-18

posed to Woman Suffrage-"We fee,
sure Of success
Gloucester.
WOODBURY.. Oct. 17.-Qloucester county
Is being claimed by the advocates and
opponents Of suffrage. but unbiased OBJ
servers think that the county will give
a majority against votes for women.
The vote Is going to be light.
Hudson.
There has been no organized opposi-
ton to the amendment in Hudson. Nearly
all Of the ant speeches have been made
by non-residents. 1t Is likely that not
more than 40, 900 votes will be cast. A
majority Of 5000 or 5000 will probably
be given for the amendment.
Miss Margaret McNaughton. president
Of the De Hart Equal Suffrage League.
said that with an honest election in
Hudson county the sufrragists would win
by a 3 to 2 vote.
IL. Otto Wittpenn-"From what l can
learn a majority Of two-thirds Of my
friends are for suffrage"
HunterdOn.
PENNINGTON, Oct. 17.-There seems to
be a very general belief that the vote
In Hunterdon will be light and close and
that the county will favor suffrage.
Mercer.
TRENTON, Oct. l7.-Edward l.. Gross
cup, State chairman OF the Democratic
party far as my personal observa-
tons will permit me to feel, the State
Democratic party is absolutely neutral
on the suffrage issue. I have on idea
, what vote will be polled for or against
the suffrage amendment"
Miss Lavinia Enyle, campaign man.
aver for the suffragisis for central New
Jersey I'VE expect to win out by "A
fair majority. l refer to the entire
State. We will carry Mercer county. in
Guiding the city of Trenton"
Middlesex.
New BRUNSWICK. Oct. l7.-Both sides
claim Middlesex county.
Mrs. c. W. Stevens for the lists
said the vote would he light in the
cities and larger proportionately in the
rural districts. There. she said. "A strong
sentiment for woman suffrage would
carry the amendment in the county.
Thomas II. Hagerty. Democratic
county chairman. says there will be a
victory for woman suffrage.
John Pfeiner. Republican county
chairman. is convinced that the county
will go against suffrage.
Monmouth.
FREEHOLD. oct. 17.-Mrs. Samuel
Mctzgar of Asbury Park. county man
aver pf the Woman's Political Crion
says Monmouth county will be carried
by the suffragists by 1000.
Mrs. Mary Lawson Leech. who Is in
charge Of the anti campaign in the
county, says the amendment will be de-
fcated.
MoREIsTowN. Oct. l1.-Miss Julia
Hurlburt. president OF the Woman's
Political Union OF New Jersey W. are
going to win IL the many men who have
promised to vote for suffrage do not
fail us"
Edward Ehlels. chairman of the Re
publican county committee About one
third OF the registered voters will 60 to
the polls, | think OF these. four.
seventies will be AGAINST suffrage FOL
women
Samuel Brant. chairman OF the Demo.
cratic county committee: The result Is
uncertain, but indications poin, 70 tn.
! Gefest 81 the proposition
LAKEWOOD, oct, l'.--THcre ar
about 1000 voters IN the county. MoG'
. Gao will vote on Tuesday. pe-har.
fewer. Suffrage should larry by about
800.
state Senator Thomas \. Mathis, r."
publican leader. secs victory fol sur
irage in the county
Alexander J Dunn, Democratic S'r',
committeeman and Democrat 'eadrl
In 0re county. r,cs defeat for the a'ncnd'
ment.
Pasantc.
PATERSON. oct. 17-Politiciaus II
Passaic county think the su'rragists vii
carry the county.
Frederick W. Van Blarcom. Chairman
o. IN" Passaic county Republican con
mittec-'!n my opinion Iisstlc county!
vote Will favor woman suffrage"
John Boylan. chairman of the Demo