National gazette. — Philadelphia [Pa.], 1793-07-20 00:00:00, page 4

New Pennsylvania Militia Law.
[Continued from our hjl J
St'flion XVII. And. be it en a fled by tht
authority afore/aid, Thai whenever it may
Ik' nefceffary to call nto adlual service any
par. of the Milit'ia, in cafe of rebellion,
or of anv actual or threatened invasion ol
this, or any of the neighbouring Itaces,
then it ffiall and msy be lawful for the
governor to order into a&ual service,
such part of the militia, by clafles, as the
exigency may require. Provided That the
part so called doth not exceed four claf
lies ot the Mi ilia of the brigade or bri
r?.des so called out. And provided as
That such brigade or brigade (hall not be
ag in ca'led out to fuvnifh any more Mili
tia until n equal number of classes of the
Militia -t the other brigade or brigades
refpe&ivcly, be firft called, unless the dan
pr of an invasion from Indians or others
fhonid make it neceffaiy to keep in re
serve the Militia of such brigade or Bri
gades so their own immediate defence.
Se ion X v 111. And be it further en
afled by tke authority aforefaid, That to
the end that the militia when called by
classes {hall be properly officered, the sol
lowing order s hereby directed and en
joined, that is to fay. For the firft draft",
the Captain of the firft company, the
Lie utenant of the second, and Enlign of
the fourth; second diaft, the Captain of
the second company, the Lieutenant of
the firft, and the Ensign of the third ;
third the Captain of the third com
ply, the Lieutenant of the fourth, and
E sign of the second : fourth draft, the
fourth Captain, the Lieutenant of the
third company, and the Enlign of the
firfl ; fifth draft, the fifth Captain, the
L riitenant of fixt'n company, and Enlign
of the eighth; sixth draft, the sixth Cap
tain, the Lieutenant of the fifth company
an.l Enlign of the fever.th ; seventh draft,
tli. (.apt i of the seventh company. th{
L ut'nant of the eighth, and the Ensign
o f the fix'h ; eighth draft, the Captain ol
the eighth ■•ompany, the Lieutenant oi
the fevetiih, and the Ensign of the
fifth j non-commiflioried officers to t:.k
tonr of duty with the commissioned
officers ; and the field officers of regi
ments in every division and brigade in
the ft-te, fhail be divided in like manner ;
and each clils to be considered as a de
tachment from different corps, liable tc
serve two months, and no longer, and t<
be relieved by the class next in numerica
order—the relief to arr ve at leafl tv/i
ciays before t e expiration of the term o:
the class 'q ber lieved—but nothing here
in contained (hall prevent the Governoi
from cmploving and calling out part ol
a' elafs, or any company or companies,
re- mem or regiments, without respeCt "c
tin* rule, whenever the exigency is tot
f Men to allow the affcmhling of the f at
tere - m litis, which Compose the particu
] fTe9, n 1 the service of '.he ptiifoni
so c> "ed out lhall be accounted as p-rt ol
t nr of duly; and the pay of tht
Miiitia >'n attual firvice (hall commettct
t < days before marching, and they : al
T- ceive and pay rations at the rate ol
fifteen miles per day m their return home
Sedfion XIX. And be it further enaStc
hy the authority aforefaid, That it shall and
m. y be lawful for any person called to do
r :."Ur of . utv,to find a iufficient iubftituu
f.i fubititute beiqapprove-J of by the
C ip'.ai'i com-'.andin? ■ Ificer of tht
comp 7 w'i ch he shall b- offered tc
f. 've : Provided always, That perlons
fcrvi: ; by fubft-'tnte as aforefaid, if f. id
y•bit. :: nail be called in his own turn
j afiual service before the term expires
rle was to serve for his employer,
len tiie person pr curing such fub
e itiall march in hia said substitutes
i ,:or b liable to pay his "inef or Tie
■& ; which"fine is to be recovered as
other fines for ritfgletk of serving are by
this ast dircded to be recovered ; and
that sons who are not fubj.Ct to the mi
litia law may be admitted as fubltituti. 5
f heir fathers.
it lon Xx. And be it further enaflea
I e authority ajore;,lid. That when the
ia, or any -c .. . I.ment thereof, are
,I ed out on utv, the pay of each Major
C- neral fha! be hxtv dollars p> r month ;
each Brigadier General sis y Hollais
er mon' ■ ; of each Lieuteuant Colonel
forty do'l rs pe v month of . ach Major
thir-!y d ;ars pet month ;of each Captain
twentv rive dollars per month ; of each
Lieut nt twenty dollars per month ;of
each tiftecu dollars month jof
each Serjfeanr eight dollars per month ; of
each Co poral fcven dollars per month, <Sc
of each Private and Musician fix doilais
permor.th ; and that every per fori refufing
( r negle&ing'to perform his tour of duty,
in perfoh or by substitute, shall pay the
(iim of twelve d<>ii ti for every such ne
gleft or refufal, if tl e tour was to be for a
term not exceeding one month, and in
proportion if the tour was to be for any
longer term.
Section XXI. And be it farther encSed
! y the authority afore/uid, 1 hat when any
c'afs or classes of the Militia (hall be call d
lo perform any tour of duty, the Briga e
Infpeftor shall cause each and every per
lon lo called to be notified of such call, by
a written or printed notice being deliver
cd to him personally, or left at his house
or usual place of abode, by some officer or
other fit person employed for that purpose
by the commanding officer of f. id com
piny, at lead three days before the time
of aiTembling the laid Militia, unless the
Governor, on a sudden exigency sb II
think proper to order any part of the
Militia into immediate and a?uiai service ;
and then the notice mentioning such Ipe
cial order, fhail be given for immediate
attendance; and any perlon refufing or
negltfliog to perform such tour of duty,
iball pay a fine of frxteen JoI aFS per month
for every such offence.
S.&ion XXII. And he itfurther enaflcd
by the authority aforcfaid, That the Inlpec
ior shall forthwith after the marching of
any part,of the M litia, call to his affilt.
ance two reputable c.tizens, one of whom
shall be a Jultice of the Peace, to fit at
the most convenient p ace for the inhabi
tants of their refpeftive di(lri£ts, notice
hav.ng been given of such place in the
written or printed fummens ot every mili
tia man f<> called out; and (hall there hear
and determine all appals that may be
made by the persons thinking tlxrnfelves
aggrieved by any thing d ne ir. pUiluance
of this ast ; and they are hereby autho
rised and required to grant such relief to
luch appellant as to them (hail appeaijuft
and reasonable, (in confluence of such
inability of body, as in the opinion of the
cou't renders him incapable of performing
military duty) or of unavoidable absence
from the brigade in which he (hall reside ;
and each of the said reputable c.tizens,
before they (hall fit on the (aid appeal,
shall take the following oath or affirmation,
viz. That he will hear and impartially de
termine on the cases of appeal, that may
be laid before him, agreeably to law, an
according to the bed hi 3 knowledge,
which oath, or affi-mation, the Inspector
is hereby empowered to adminifier; and
the fiid jullice and citizen shall have an
receive from the ; ltd Infpedfor the I im of
one dollar each, for every day they fit oh
the said appeals ; and the said Infpe&or
and Jullice of the peace (hall each keep a
leparate record of the proceedings of such
c.mrt of appeals ; and if delinquent,
whose appeal shall have been determined
ag'inft him, fha'l not pay his fine vithi <
five days after fu h determination, the
Infpecior'ffiall and may proceed to levy
the (aid fine in manner herein after men
tioned.
SeSion XXIII AnJbe it further enaß
by the authority afortfiiJ, That the com
manding officers of the several regiments,
liall attend at the place of rendezvous ol
the marching clais or claffis, and the
commanding officers of the marching clals
or- classes, are hereby required, then and
there,to deliver to the commanding officer
:>f the regiment, a in utter roll of all thole
ivho attend, and proceed to perform their
then required tour of duty, under the pe
nalty of fifty dollars, which return or
tnufter roll ffiail be tianfmittcd by she said
:omrnanding officer of thef. giment, with,
in five days after marching, under tiiape
nalty of fifty dollars, to tfie infpeftor of
the brigade to which they refpeCtivel/ be
long.
Section XXIV. Andle it further eruiFl_
td by the authority aforejdul, lti.it ;hc foi_
lowii g articles, rules an t regulations, foil
be thole by whiih the Militia ffiall be|jo
icrned:—
Article i. It any field or other com
m ffi'Micd officer at ..nv regimental review
or :ny other occalion, when the regiment
or company to win. h he may belong, or
in vvhi h he holds a command, is paraded
in arms, ffiall app* ar, milbehaveor demean
liimfelt in an unofficer lik - manner, he
(hall for such offence, he cuffiiered «r ptin
idicd by fine, at the difcre ion of a gene
tal court martial, as the cafe may require,
in any lurn not exceeding sixty doUars,
and if any non commissioned officer 01
private, (ha! on any occasion of paradffif
the company to which he belongs, ap
pear with his arms and accoutrements ir
an unlit condition, or be drunk, or fhal
( iiobej orders, or use any reproachful i
abufiite language to his officers, or any j!
them, or (ha ! quarrel himfelf, or promott
any quarrel among his felioiv soldiers, ht
(hall be difartned and put urid<;r guard, by
order of the commanding officcr prefen ,
until the company is dismissed, and (hal!
!>e fined at the discretion of a regimental
court martial in any sum not exceeding
four dollars, nor leis than one dollar.
Article 2. If the Lieutenant Colonel
or commanding officer of any regiment,
(hall negleCl or refufe to give oiders for
sflembling his regiment, at'the times ap
pointedby this law, or at the direction
of the infpeflor of the brigade to which
lie belongs, when the said infpe&or is
thereto commanded by the Governor, or
in cale of an invalion of the city or county
10 which such regiment belongs, he dial!
lie cashiered and punilhed by fine no' ex
cefding two hundred dollars, aMhe discre
tion of a general court martial ; and if a
ccmmiffioiied officer of any comnanv
dial! on any occaGon, neglcft. or refufe to
give oiders for aflembiing the company to
which he belongs, ci any part thereof, at
lhe discretion of the Lieutenant Colonel
or commanding officcr of the regiment to
which such company belongs, h.- (hall be
cashiered and .punilhed by fine, not ex
feeding sixty dollars, at the dilcretton of
a regimental court martialj'and a non
commissioned officer offending in fich
cafe, dial! be fined at the discretion - f a
regimental court martial, in any sum not
exceeding twenty dollars.
Article 3. Ifany Captain or command
ing officer of a company, (hall refufe or
11 'gleft to mak6 out a lift of the persons
noticed to pejform any tour of duty, and
Fend or convey the fame to the Lieutenant
k'olontl or commanding offic r of the re
giment to which such company may be
ong, for such neglect or retufal, he fhali
<e cashiered or fined at the discretion of a
egimental court martial in any sum not
;xcfeding forty dollars.
Article 4. Ifany militia man (ha'l de
ert, while he is on a tour of duty, he fljall
jC fined twenty-tour doll is forevery such
jfftnce, if a non commilli.>ned officer he
hr.l! be degraded and placed in the
ranks.
[To I; continued.
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