Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-27
chsthsm's Fervid Warnlna.

It is not canceiling a piece Of paTch. ment7 he cried. that can win back America.' the old fire burning hot within him; you must respect her fears and her resentments.
 The merchants, tco, in fear for theiI trade, urged very auxiously that there should be instant and ample coHces sion. But the kings stubborn anger the parliament's indifference, the min isJrys incapacity, made it impossible anything wise or generous should be done.
 Adding insult to Injury.
 Instead of real afcODcossions there was fresh menace. The ministry did, indeed oferD to exempt from taxation every coio2y that would promise that by its own vote t would make proper coutri. button to the expenses Of public de fence and imperial administration in the hope thereby to disengage the luke-warm middle colonies from the plot now thickeniug against the gov e-nment
 But Massachusetts was at once pro claimed in rebellion. every port in New England declared closed against trade, New England fishermen were de nied access to the Newfoundland fish cries. and ten thousand fresh troops were ordered uo Boston.
 Look for No Concession.
 Neither the pleas Of their friends nor the threats Of their enmies reached the ears of the cCIonists promptly from over sea that spring; but they were not slow to perceive that they must look for no concessions: and did not wait upon parliament in their preparation for 8 doubtful future.
 Upon the very day the congress or committees" at Philadelphia adjourn. cd, a provincial congress- in Massa chUsetts, termed of it's own authority in the stead of the house of delegates the governor had but just now dis. solved, had voted to organize and equip the militia Of the colony and to collect stores and arms.
 Virginia h Arms
 Virginia had been equally bold. and almost equally prompt, far away as she seemed from the kings troops at Boston. By the end Of January Charles Lee could write from Williamsburg: .'The whole country is full of soldiers, all furnished. all in arms. Never was such vIgor and concord heard of, not a single traitor, scarcely a silent dissentient,"
 Every county is now arming a -.E sI pose of protecting their committees" " Dunmore had reported to the ministry before the year 1774 was out, and to be emFloyed against government if occasion require As to the power of government which your iordship di- rects should be exerted to counteTact the dangerous measures pursuing here, I can assure your lordship that lt IS entirely disregsrded, if not who'll = overturned. There is not a justice of peace iIi Virginia that acts except as a committeeman: the abolishing of courts of justice was the first step taken, in which the men of fortune and P-e-eminenee joined equally with the lowest and meanest,"
 Washington Asked 10 Lead.
 Company after company. as it form sd. asked Colonel Washington to as- sume command over it, not only in his own county of Fairfax, but in counties also at a dlstance-and he accepted inc responsibility as often as it was offered to him.
 Tt is my full intention" he said. Binply. to Levote my life and fortune to the cause we are engaged in. if ssedfui;" and Le had atle doubt szy longer what was 10 cone