Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-03
President Points Out Folly of Government by Few, in Luncheon of Business Men in New York City.
SAYS THEY CONSULT
 HIM IN WRONG SPIRIT
Wants Business to Remove Impression of Laborers that They Are Being Exploited. Is Cheered Often.
(ey Review Leased wire)

NEW YORK. Nov. ?. - President Wilson, addressing a gathering of business men from all parts of the country at luncheon here today, de- clared that the men who constitute what we have agreed to call Wall Street. have a subtle genius for prom ising seemingly immaterial changes" when called into consultation con- corning the affairs of the country which would eventually lead to the defeat of the main objects of the ex- isting period.
 Wants New Cooperation
 Do you wonder" said the
 President. that l do not call
 them into consultation and yet
 tell you again that they will be
 welcome the moment they come
 to cooperate, and they will not
 be welcome until then"
 The President assured his audience that the business interests of the country had been safeguaried under his administration and would eontin- ue to be if he were reelected.
 Among the guests at the luncheon to greet the President were James w. Gerard, American ambassador to Ger many: Governor Fielder of New Jer- sey. John NJ. Riehl. president of the national Democratic club. Jacob H. Schiff. Secretary of the Treasury Me Adoo. United States Senators Hughes of New Jersey and James of Kentuc- ky, Chairman Vance Mccormick of the Democratic national committee and Colonel Edward M House.
 The appearance of Mrs. Wilson and the other women of the presidential party. like that of the President, was the occasion of much applause. As MT. Wilson took his seat one of the diners shouted:
 Three cheers for Wilson. the pro- gressivei" Instantly the crowd was in an uproar hurling their napkins into the air and cheering again
 In his speech to business men the President said in part:
 Human Side of Business
 We are living in a very serious period of the worlds history and therefore it seems to me especially encumbent upon us that we should. SO far as possible. search every question to the heart. And when I think of searching the business question to the heart. it seems to me that there are some very large reckonings which have too often been left out of the count. When you think of the ulti- mate foundations of business you must know that you find them in the conditions of national life and that the particular conditions upon which successful vital business depends are the conditions which touch the daily life of the common mass of people of the country.
 Business is not a matter of organ izing genius. Business is not wholly a matter of financial instinct. Busi- ness does not altogether consist of seeing the opportunity and trying to avail yourself of it. It consists in hay ing the source of strength to draw from: and the only source of strength for business. as for government. is to have it founded on the whole people.
 Remember Whole People
 The roots of business, my fellow lie deep in the hearts and breasts and daily lives of people who crowd about us every day on the street and on the countryside.
 Exploitation Must Go
 And the thing that has disturbed the thought of a great many men in recent years in this country is that the general body of the people have got the impression that they are be- ing drawn upon. in order that others might prosper and they get the crumbs from the table.
 Spirit Of Progress
 The whole law of life for business
 (Continued on Page Five.)