Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-11-11

1890 1sAstA ktSfrnSoseeIp are sSNlncleUt Tor
the haFhors md waters most expqsSd, and
the rstiflilt win rcquire little tine for
Tier coahstrlction when i hin 81 deem.
ed kecesskfy ssf 4 u II 3
Uadcrthe act ofiaat session az rai,ihr
N additional military force. Is Ynanv IN.
4 Gers were Immediately appointed ~ were
necesssly tor cafryhig 81 the Eukinrss 81
recruidnGs and n proportion y L atlsassc.
ed, othera have been added. We have
reason 70 believe their Success has hem
t&tisfacinry, although such returns h,xe
hct yet heen received 10 ensIle me q ~.
sent YOU Z statement Of the numbers en-
1 have mot thought necessary ii he
course Of The last session 10 eali, ior any
!, general detachments ofmilitia 81 of Solun.
t4ers, under the laws passed for tkat dur.
7 pose, for The ensuing session however.
they viii be required to. Be IN readaless.
should their services Be wanted. some
bInall and special detachments have hem
iiecessasy % maintain the laws az embar-
90 on that portion of our northern frontier
which offered peculiar faeilities for eva
sion--but these were replaced 8 400, a
i could be done By bodies of neW recruits
-by the aid Of these, and Of the armed
vessels called into service N other QUAR-
sterS TIE spirit 1T 1isobedience and abuse,
which manifested itself early, ma with
sensible eject while We vere' antrenurea
% meet Il, Has been conSiderabsy repr.ss-
cd. m - :. 4.
Considering the extraord;part char A. :,
ter Of the timcs in which ", live. our ~
tentioii shouid unrcmittinely ~ Rxedon
the safety -Four country ior 4 D<ople Who
are free, and vino mean 10 remain so. \
wen organised and armed militia n their
best security, il IN therefore inc,mbert
on No 1t every meeting 10 revise the. con.
dition Of The militia, md TO ask ourselves
fit ID prepared to rcpel powerful enemy
Il every point Of our territories exposed
70 INVASION ! Some Of the states have
paid . laudable attention 70 this object.
but every degree ofneRiect z 10 3. 6Sund
among others. Coarress Alone kay;So ,hea
power 70 produce n uniform 800 ~ -
.paration n the rreat organ ~ del.re.. ~
interests which they IS deenlv 81 a she;r
own and their counfrv,. se,,,y;t,, ~ -
sent this A arnone the ,,hno.t -, -, -
iects Of their del 6erat;or : ] 3 = =
Under the ncta ~ M.r,h n "a a,.,,
%. Fssoectinv arms. he d;iI,enl,v fnrn-
curing them kom shrcad. dn-;ns, N. -.
rent s.tust;on mi d,.rc.;t;cr. N 49,.
induced u 3 d;rrct ar yvhoie ,.0srss -
he ynean. n internal s,n,Iv FTss n,.hf;s
factories have ,hereiore S..r eniar-",J
additional maeh:ner;e. .,sc,.d 80 -
probortion y art:6cer, - n. e,,,nd =.
formed, her eIisct slrr.dv -. shsn
doablsa, pvbe encrssssd . - % Keep
miI;t;a, FThe ,sn,si .,,n. sr,.,,....S
by he latter act have d;rert43 = 81. -
couraremeot ofnrivs,s Ec,,,r;.s - -,
and Contracts h.s,e 49,, .n,~,.S 49,, 80
individual unders,ksrs \, $3.50 ~ =.
mount ofthc Er,t 1890 srr.o,,,;s,;c,, =
The susD.rs;o., = -. -, -,
produced r. m. ;n;n.,;cs =, - ~; -,
powers. ma m con.ss,,.n, 49, 80
sacrifces a cur c;tirens. s,s .rsh;sc,. -
~. ssnoesn The sltussiun mo wS,sE
We have thus been forced, has impeiied
M to apply q portion Of our i1dustrv ma
Gapital TO internal manufactures ira ;u-
proyements. The extent Of Ibis conver.
sstion 10 daily increasinr. ai,d iittls doni,.
remains that the estabiishn1cnts s,rmed
and forming, win, under the ausnicioes
ofcheaper materials and subsistence. the
freedom oflabor korn taxation, with n.
and Of protecting duties and prohibition.
become permanent. The Commerce wiz
tile Indians too. within our own bo,Uda.
ries. n likely To receive abundant al;mect
from the same internal source. apd viii
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