Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-11

tirss Y hctn states to adjourn non AlaraElris to Mount Vernon,
 There they sat. his guestz, from rJi. .iay to Monday He was not formally Of Inc commission; but conference T-gs not confined to their formal res 1ipns and his counsel entered into their deterulinations
 Wants General Conference.
 Y was evident that i've states were not enough to decide the que9tions submitted 70 them. Penusyivania. at iesst, must be consulted before the fuil line of trade they sought could be drawn from trH hca5 --2a -r- rl he Ohio to the head-wateTs of She Eot2- mac; and if three states were to con suit upon questions of trade which concerned the whole continent wh7 shoUld nc. Eu-5 g- sla -.,- z..@ conference be made se.-rs
 Such was the lraiE l zu a-t-l certainly, that ran ir na- mind, and which tb-
 carried home with theR
 A Tour or lnspsca1a
 Every sign Of the ti7GJ -e.gCl -o | deepen it's significance for .s,Hg ton.
 Just before quitting the arwE 5- had ridden upon a tour of ipsnsci7u into the valley Of the Mohawk zhefg a natural way, like this Of the Foto. mac. ran from the northern aer',c ments into the west He knew tbs! ! the question Of joining the Pot'r1zC with the Ohio was but one item gt 2 ! policy which all the states must ,on' sider and settle-nothipg less than ti,e policy which must make theE an eIn i pire or doom thrl to remain 2 weak and petty confc 5erac-
 The commissioner did rot put al that they had heard at Mount Vernon into their reports to their respectiv; | assemblies.
 Trade Movement Spreads.
 They recommended only that, be ! sides cooperating with each other and with Pennsylvania in opening 2 way to the western waters. yirginis and Maryland should adopt uniform | system Of duties and Of commercial l regulations. and should establish uni ! f,lm rules regarding their currency ! flut the Maryland assembly itsei went further. It presently informe; ! the Virginia legislature that T hae not only adopted the measures 1 recommended by the commissioners but thcught 1t wise to do somethin. more. Delaware ought to be consult I ed. with view to csrryipg a straigh water course, by canal, from Chesa l peake bay 10 the Delaware river; and elnce conference could do no haril and bind nobody. it would be as vel | to invite all the ststes to confer witt them. for the questions involves seemed far-reaching enough to 5astifl it, if not to make il necessary Cor { ernor Bowdoin Of Massachusetts ha' that very year urged his legisiatUrl to invite a general convention of th' | states in the interest of trade.
 The whole country was in a tan ! gle of disagreement about. granting to congress the power to lay in posts: Gardoqui. it was rumored was insisting for Spain. upon elosinl the Mississippi twas evident enouSi conference uss needed. Every thought flu! man might yell pray that t Woul' bring peace and accommodation.
 When Maryland's suggestion val read in tine Yirginian assembly. then was prompt scquiescence. Nirgini' asked all the states Of the Union Jan uary, 1TsG) to send delegstes'tp 2 gen eraI conference 10 be held ar Annape lis on the first Monday in September l to consider and rsconmepd such addi tions to the powers of congress al
 might conduce to a better regulation of trade.
 Wsshingsou's Grave Charge.
 There Is more vicksdness than B