Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-13
CONFIDENCE IN
WILSON STRONG
Leaders in Big Busiress Ex-
press Satisfaction with
Wilson and Predict
Sane Administration
WILL LEAD HIS PARTY

The second day after the election
last week the Boston Financial News
contained the following expressions
from representative OF big business
in New York regarding the election OF
woodrow Wilson as president ana the
results which they expected:
~ H.--Jas. J. Hill. commenting on
the election results, declared that he
success OF the democratic PARTY would
not have an adverse effect upon bus
iriesS. lie said: Il feel better over
the general outlook than / did before
election. An attempt was made TO
bring about a political revolution. but
American people. while hsiriug a
change, showed their good sense by
repudiating revolutionary doctrines
offered them. and sticking to sound
principles and established methods Of
bringing about their wishes.
Gov. Wilson, a man Of wide breed
ing and a deep student Of the HIS
tory OF nations. has the training and
qualifications which should make him
an able president"
y. VI. c. Prick said: Il was mar
tcularly well pleased with Mr.. VIII
sons, able and sensible conduct
throughout the campaign. I believe
he viii give the country good. safe
and sane administration, and that me
business interests have nothing 10
fear"
y. G.-Samuel Untermyer said. Il
believe the democratic victory viii be
a stimulus TO legitimate business. and
VIII signal the beginning OF an en-
hghtened policy of constructive Iegis.
lation, for correction of existing de.
fects and abuses in our financial and
economic system. That is necessarily
slow process, and there is no reason
why II should not be conducted with.
out disturbance to business"
y. Wv. f. Corey said: Mr.. VIII
son will make an able. conservative.
business president, and the business
or the country as a whole will reap
great benefits during his administra-
ton. That he will handle the tariff
and other problems ably and cOnsarv-
atlVely, there seems TO be no gues-
ton. All indications point to a con-
unuation of prosperity the country is
now enjoying, and business should be
given still further impetus By out
come Of the election"
Mr.. Corey added that the steel and
copper industries are doing more bus
inesS at present than ever before. aud
orders on hand promise continuation
of this activity for a long time TO
come.
y. Y.-B. F. Yoakum SAYS: Il am
much pleased with the election of
Gov. Wilson. ] am entirely confident
mat he will carry out ait the policies
he has promised during the campaign.
am sure he Is earnestly in favor OF
everything he has advocated, and is
entirely competent. The democratic
victory does not by any means settle
all the big economic questions OF The
day in meeting these the democratic
party is on probation. The entire
country looks to it for results during
the next four years"
\. H.-George J. Gould is well
pleased with the result Of the election,
and expects a democratic administra-
ton TO have little or no effect on bUs-
mess, which is now on a sound basis
and should so continue The tariff
Adjustment he says, cannot be made
in day, a month. or a year. and any
changes will be so gradual that bust
ness viii readily adjust itself to the
new conditions"
y. Y--AIvin Krech. president of
Equitable Trust Co, predicts a slow
ing up Of business as result Of the
democratic victory and coming tariff
revision. This will not occur until
the country can find out definitely
what the new administration intends
10 do with the tariff, how drasticaHy
and how precipitately the question is
attacked. II the new congress pFo- (
ceeds cautiously and gradually, there
is no doubt that business will finally
adjust itself 10 any changes without
serious disturbance.
y. Y.-Pres. Lawrence Of National
Lead Co. says: Il was in class Of 1873
at Princeton while Gov. Wilson was
in class OF 1879: I knew him well. /
Speaking as a republican. and as one
who believes in a properly regulated
protective tariff for protection Of I.
American industries. believe we have
to Gear from the coming ad- /
I believe in the strength
and good sense and ability OF Gov
Wilson and ! have no concern for /
the future of all business interests o! !
the country"
y. Y-President of a banking i'm. !
stitution. which is the nucleus Of one
Of the largest banking groups in the I
city. saws: Il consider the election a .
most wholesome one, and do not look [
10 see Gov. Wilson commit political /!
haTi-kari.' do not look to see a rep /
stition OF the Cleveland administra. /
Jon, for the reason that the popular |
support OF Gov. Wilson will enable
him to lead his party, and not be led
by IT,"
y. Y.-Felix " Warburg of Kuhn.
Loeb & Co. saws the result was fully
expected He thinks that II is a mat
er for renroach with the progressive
Iarty that it has succeeded in demol-
shing more than II has constructed.