Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-30

require some well instructed ofncer TO DO
so under their directions They shall
likewise frequently superintend the in
struction of the Companies. at their armo-
ries. or other places of meeting.
SEC. sc. Commanders of Companies
shall cause their Companies to parade not
less than -four times in each year. They
shall, in addition thereto, order such
Company drills as may be proper. which
shall be not less than twelve drills per
ennum.
SEC. 81. Commanders Of Battalions and
Regiments. when their commands. or any
considerable portion of them. are in the
same county. may have not less than three
Battalion drills in each year.
SEC. 38. Brigade and Division Com
manders may order Encampments. not to
exceed three days in each year. for the
same troops, when approved by the Gov
ernOr.
SEC. SO. All Military ceremonies shall
conform to the rules and regulations in the
United States Army
OF DIsBURs;NG OFFICERS,
SEC. 40. Any officer of the Legion
charged with the disbursement or safe
keeping of the public money, or of any oil
the funds authorized to be created by this
act. who shall not render to the proper au-
thorities a. satisfactory account of such
money. or shall fail to pay over to his
successor such sum or sums as may be in
his hands, or as he may have satisfacto-
rily failed to account for, shall be proceed
ed against as is provided for in cases Of
fines. by Courts Martial. and the proceed
ings of the council Of Administration shall
be taken as evidence in the case
SEC. al. Amy officer of the Legion who
shall embezzle or misapply public money,
or military funds. or public arms. or othe,
property instrusted to his care. shall be
deemed guilty Of felony. and. on convic-
tion thereof. shall be imprisoned in the
State Prison for not less than one nor
more than ten years. and fined in sun,
eqnal TO the amount embezzleJ or misap,
piled.
CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS.
SEC. ~. Each Company. Battalion and
Regiment may adopt constitution and
bylaws for Its own government not in
consistent with this act, which shall be OBJ
ligatory on its own members. after the
same shall have been approved by the
Governor. and the fines assessed under the
said constitution and by laws may be col
lected before a justice of the peace. as pro-
vided in cases of courts martial.
OF GENERAL STAFF OFFICERS.
SEC 43. Whenever the necessities OF
the service may demand it, the Governor
may appoint on his own staff. and direct
the appointment on the staff of his subor-
dinatcs, which subordinates shall select the
members of their own staff of the proper
number of officers corresponding with the
organization of the general staff corps oi
the United States army.
on ENCAMPMENTs.
SEC. Al. Every commanding officer Of q
military encampment. or of military pa
rade. drill or review, is hereby authorized
to ascertain and fix ne ,essary bounds and
limits to his parade and drill grounds. (noi
including any road on which people travel
50 as to prevent their passing within
which no spectator shall have right to
enter without leave from such commanding
officer; and in case any person shall in
trude within such limits after being once
forbidden. he may be confined under guard
during the continuance of said drill, re-
view or encampment. or for shorter time
at the discretion of the commanding officer
aud any person who so offends. or who
shall resist any sentry or member Of thu
guard who attempts to put him ont of such
limits. or to keep him out of the same
may be arrested by order Of such com
manding officer. using such force as ma,
be necessary for that purpose. and carried
before some court or magistrate. or justice
of the peace. to be examined or tried fol
such assault or disturbance and breach Of
the peace. upon affidavit thereof and il
shall be the duty Of such civil officer, OF
the showing of such fact to deal with sncl
offender as for the violation of the Statute
protecting lawful asscmblages.
OF TROOPS CALLED OUT By CIVIL AUTHORITY
SEC. As. Whenever there shall be in
any city. town or county. any tumult,
riot, mob. or any body of men acting to-
gethcr by force. with intent to commit any
felony or misdemeanor, or to offer violence
TO any persons or property. or by force
and violence to break and resist the laws
of this State. or the laws or authorities oil
the United STATES. or any such tumult.
riot or mob. shall be threatened, and the
fact be made to appear to the Governor.
or to the mayor of any city. or to any court
Of record sitting in said city or county. OF
any judge thereof. or to the sheriff of said
county. or. in his absence. to his lawful
deputy. the Governor may issue his order,
or such mayor. court. judge or sheriff OF
deputy sheriff. may. in writing, direct the
senior or other military officers convenient
to the scene of disturbance to turn out
such portion of his or their command as
may be necessary to quell. suppress or pre-
vent such tumult or threatened tumult,
and any officer or member of the military,
who shall fail promptly to obey such or
ders and directions Of said civil, officers,
shall be cashiered. -oasf'
SEC. 46. Whenever it becomes necessa-
ry. in order to sustain the supremacy of
the law, that the troops should fire upon a
mob. the civil officer calling out such
troops. Tin the exercise Of sound discrtion J.
shall give the order to fire to the superior
officer present. who shall at once proceed
to carry out the order, and shall direct the
firing to cease on his own order, or when
ordered by the proper civil authority.
e. SEC. Al. No officer, who has been called
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