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5195. MILITIA, Distant service.—[further continued] .
The law of a former
session of Congress, for keeping a body of
100,000 militia in readiness for service at a
moment's warning, is still in force. * * *
When called into action, it will not be for a
lounging, but for an active, and perhaps
distant, service. [322]
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To the Governor of Ohio. Washington ed. v, 51.
Ford ed., ix, 34.
(W.
March. 1807)
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