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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
THE pooTRIN WE ADvOCATE.

ssEaual and exact Iustiee 10 all men, Of whatever
state OF persuasion, religious or POLITICAL
Peace, commerce. ana honest friendship with All
1 nations entanglinR alliances with nOne
TIE support ~ ths Stdts Governments IN ali taer
rights as the most competent administrations for our
domestic concerns and tho snrest bulwarks against
anti repub can tendencies -.
Tho preservation OF the general government IN its
whole constt tona vgor, as the sheet anchor OF our
peace at home and s1tety abroad
Jealous Of the right OF election by the peo'
pie; ,,
mild and safe corrosive Of abuses, which are lop-
ped by tho sword ofreyouon, whore pesceahle rene-
dies are unprovided
Absolute acquiescsnce in tho decisions Of the ma
iorty the vital principle Of republics. from which -
no appeal force, the vital principle snd hmedi.
ate parent OF despotism;
well disciplined militia our best reliance IN peace
and for tho hrst moments ofwar, Till regulars may re-
The supremacy OF tho civil over the military au-
thofity;
Economy in the public expense. that labor may be
lightly burdened;
The honest payment OF our debts, and sacred pre-
servation OF the public faith,
announcement ofagrculturo, and ofoommerce as
lts handruaid;
The lffision Conformation, and arraig ignm0nt OF all
abnset at the bar nj public reason;
Freedom Of religion,
FRKnpoM fHK PRESS
ARd of person Hadsr hs protection Of me ma
RRAs ooRPus;
And trial by juries impartially selected.n
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
Respect women.

a When we meet men who do not scruple to
PIKE use of woman's name in a reckless
/ I'd unprinciplsd manner, shun them, for thew
ete the very worst members Of the community
dtmen lost to every sense of honor; every feel.
1g Of humanity. III
Many good worthy wcman's character has
een forever ruined and her heart broken by
lie, manufactured by some villain, and re-.
lested where it should have been, and in the
presence Of those whose little Judgment could
not deter them from circulating the foul and
blasting report el ~
ga SANDER is soon pFopAgated, aud the small.
'st thing derogatory to the character of a wo.
nan will fly on the wings Of the wiad, and
magnify as II circulates, until its monstrous
weight brushes The poor unfortunate victim,
respect the name of woman, for your mother
md sisters are women; and as you would have
helg fair names untarnished, and their lives
lnem6ittersd by the slanderer's biting tongue,
leed the Ill that your own tongue may Bring
n the mother, the sister, or the wife Of some
elbow creature. '--
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
moId on Ie Your Gold.

1t is a good time for those who have gold to
hold it, Wall street viii respond to the Presi-
dents Message, not Immediately perhaps, but
by approaches which cannot be long deferred
The war has lasted three years, and will not
terminate during Mr. LincOlns administra'
zion, if he maintains his present position. Wo
shall learn from the Treasury report what il
has cost, and may from that estimate its prob
able expense up to the 4th OF March. 1865: 1t
might be terminated IN month II the Con
federates we're offered simply the constitution
and Union. 1t can never be Terminated un-
iii these are in substance prohered TO them.
The Cult States will be found as imPenetra-
Bile as Virginia, and If BY overPowering mum
bers they are penetrated, only armies equal
ing in number the inhabitants Of those States
can hold them in subsection. Treasury notes
bid fair TO become rs plenty as blaekbsrries
aud nearly as Worthless - Chicago 1tnass
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
General Hardee aud the Strag-
ELer.
[PrOm the Savannah News.l

Prom the Savannah NeWsj
We recently heard a camp aneedote, which
we think, is worthy Of being preserved in
print. While on forced march, in some oil
the army movements in Mississippi, General
Hardee came up with straggler who had
fallen some distance in the rear of his COM
mand. The General ordered him forward
when the soldier replied that he was weak
and broken down, not having had even halt
rations for several days
That's hard" replied the General, "but
you must push forward, my good fellow, and
Join your command or the Provost Guard will
take you in hand"
The soldier halted and looking up at the
General, asked;
"Ain't you General Hardeey"
"Yes," replied the General
"Did MT you write Hardee's Taeticsr'
"Yes"
"WeIl, General I've studied them tactics
and know EN- by heart You've got an order
thar to double column ct half distance, Ain't
your
"Well," asked the General, ''what has that
order to do with your essef'
'Im a good soldier, General, and obey sll
that is possible to be obeyed; but if your or
ders can show me an order in your tactics, or
anybody else's tactics, to double distance on
half rations, then Ill give in,
The General. with a hearty laugh, admit
ted that there vas no tactics to meet the case,
and putting spurs TO his horse rode forward.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18

s. THR Liver, STOMACH AND
BLOOD-Dr. StrieAlRnd's Vegetable Purify.
ing Anti-blious and Liver Pills, prepared
4ithoat any mereunal ingredient, will be
found Invaluable TO oil who suffer from bill.
tousAnd liver complaints, indigestion, wind,
spasps, giddiness, dizziness of the eyes, bad
taste 10 the mouth, headache, eto For ha.
bitual costivsness, az family Aperient mede-
cine and as purifier Of the blood, they are
unrivaled. Mild in their operation, they ere
ate appetite, promots digestion, and strength.
en- the whole aervous system. Prios as oents
per boz Sold by al druggists. I'd.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
These are his 'yiews'' as we understand


These are his "views' as we understand
them, and he never entertained any other.
He never did advocate and uphold
the war, and we are very sure he never
will-at least so long as he believes with
DouoLAs, that "war is disunion." When
he spoke Of withdrawing armies" to
discuss the question of Union. it was eN-
pressly prefaced by the question. "Are
the people tired of war ?" He never was
for "peace and disunion," although the
Statesman in its article of October SOth,
insinuated that he was. But he is a
"pEAoE MAN" If this makes him "pe-
eulisr," then he is peculiar along with the
wise and good of all ages, and especially
with the Author of the Sermon on the
Mount We, too, are peace men, and it
is q popularity we are proud OF.
But we are glad to notice that the tone
OF the Statesman is improving. Except
ing the needless and insidious repetition
about peculiar views," there is much in
its article of the 18th instant, which is to
the point. But if it means to follow out
its own advice; it had better omit its fings
at McMAsTERs, the WeoDs and other
prominent Democrats, There will DO
plenty of "peace men," and very able
ones, in the State and National Conven-
tions, and they will be in no better humor
and none the more inclined to harmonize
with the "war faction" because of having
been abused. The Statesman will also
please take notice, that FERNANDO WooD's
first "ranting" peace movement in the
House of Representatives, on the 18th
instant, received no less than Jfty-nine
votes, or nearly the whole Democratic
strength. .-
We quote the following from the
Statesman:
"Democrats need not, in our opinion, give
themselves any trouble about the "War Pow
= e A. Na,;o,, 1. "a stron, aponob an1
81 .t y. .uu .,at,o" or CoDara bnws sh1, 81,
'1S " s;.'na;o., n Ill hoo. an afso,;ws rn.Lm'
o;nn;," nunv ,h;"h % ~,;ii nn, ;n,o r." barJ. no nn
iuaIot'{' S'l "uiIu ",n Pu' I ~ , ~, w
oniy al 1i' jS;.;n PS"' S", "a W r.not;n;r, u az AZ
auu al oa Wn t;" sIa' III uiG a. aii ,S nEo y Ge
manu- NJ i-.'.' u. ke. ." 'n Ts gg''s'
Sn 'nen a'iu suon 'ne h,". I;i,'
Stevens a"I ot"s. "r ueS,ato oaaro en, "H, IN,
rmna, m,i "y s,nyrsndons % schemes Of ansrsndTsmsn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
y 9l .OOO REwARD -Ths abor. rer.r

A. 81 900 REWARD. The above reward
vi be given to aay person who can furnish q
prescription for coughs, colds, whooplng.
cough, asthma, and consumption, which il
equal TO DR. SIriekllnd's Mellihuous Cough
Balsam. This balssm will cure the above
complaints, also splking Of blood aud night
sweata One NIFTY cent bottle is sufficient for
any one to try, Ths worst cases of chronic
cough, asthma, whDping-congh and primary
cases o. consunpllm are cured by DR.. Strick.
lands Meihhuops Cough Balsam. II can Be
had At any drngg'ss II is different FROM
any :. other cough mdiSns We have known in
ihia ooantsy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
Important to all Interested
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Successors to Lents Weckel,)
IyAVE Just received nom the Eastern market at
IL cash purchases, large assortment OF mems, La
dies, boys, youths, mi sses, and ehdren's Boots,
shoes and Caters Of the first quality and latest Style
and at prices that defy competition Also, good ass
sortnent OF Hats and Cap for men and boys All
kinds OF work made TO order, of the best material and
workmanship. A tit is warranted. n
FRED. f. WECKEL, foreman, will surely please
you II You give them trial, 10y = ~,
AFAsne their stock before purchasing else
wlieres ~ = - sI j. f. LENTZ SON, .',''
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
}9Iantation lSitters.
8. T.--1seo.-x-


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lasailade, palpisaion Of the heart, lack OF appetite,
distress afser eating torpid liver, constipation =,
na na-rA -s~mH sSs---sS-. -.ss-. ..
T6Aru - tOtu 6tb EMO
Which are now recommended by the highest medical
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They create healthy appetite; a.I-.L
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They overcome effects OF patton and late hours
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind,
r,,ss ~, '.'..'si' io'eis,
mr., ~ 'ie
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and are exhsusted natures great restorer They arc
composed Of the celebrated cslisaya bark, winter
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
4Otes.
UNITED HAfEEHOTEL

BEACH lrR4EA BOSTON.
Directly opposits thAoabn,nd Worcester Ra,lross
1851 Halt DeptI
VNHE uuderagned, 10 ksbeen connected with the
4 American houaeH taally, of over nine years,
mas leased thin Welt lpNi hd popular n otel ior a
term Of years and pffoih hn eli 70 hIs iriends and
the puslie 70 use his of loris 20 sustain the rel
utauon o. the gNlIp hlAEs HoTEL,a as a dr5t-
class house ne pfR Nv rely upon, ,Hnding, al
this hoaae, all the 81 nlsland comforts of ilsst.
Price, a. hsrsieiofi ~ ullArs per day.
osoaoaA Xxi FRANK III, PRATT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
@a Market.
DATLY MAT MARKET

a(tNYV Il infh his bid customers and the
M8 public nerslll that ho slaughters only
OF No stool and, notWiihstandinK
quality at seven cenhsnd B0p-m meats at i've cents
pound. The pahlle inv tsfto give him call.
t" FAD. EXERT, Filthsstreet
ae eiia - lpposile Waits store.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
49nslo1ls.
IUsTl !. MeoARFY,
Attorney an Counselor at Law
& SOLICIT& FOR CLAIMS.
WAsHHToN CITY. ID O
WiiieiVe promptteuticn to applications for
ARREARS OF r, BGUNTIEs. PENSIONS


wlIleive prompttention to applications for
ARREARS OF r, BGUNTIEs, PENSIONS.
And all other Clam before the Executive p.pa,t.
msnts and in the Colo Claims
=, Refers to-; Hons. nj. Rice; NJ. q. Latham. NJ. q.
n,n waElnson, yniied Ses Senators; is Black; n NJ
Collax, p. r. Fonkel embers of ConVress. Colonai
u, ". Ewlngi OF lnaa, and others, ? III
Inc Undersigned fires to inform persons having
i snands against thoyernment Of the nited States
promptness and on Asonable terms. his practical
knowledge OF all thtails OF the military service OF
me United states, gs him great facilities ior the
sPeedy auyuslmen' collection OF every description
sNsIoNs.
Al persons VINO cred lhe military service after
March ], 1851, and 9disabled by wounds or disease
are entitled 10 pensb. -.-- = - -
Widows Of soldiebho are killed, or die befo q or
after fheir disehargrom wounds received, or dis.
1ions. IlL HIt 80 - -
II no widow, them children, under s,xteen Vsars
of age, are entitled tensons.
II no widow nor ehren, then the mother IL wholly
orln part dependeuf deceased for support
~ no mother, thelhe sisters Of deceased, under
m sn ye.Is ~ o. ags wholly or in part dependent
so. ~ III RUNTiEs.
AL enlisted men serve two years are entitled to
All wh1 are disciged, by reason Of vannas ~
eeIved m battle, areutied 10 bounty.
bounges and arrh nf pay due deceased soldiara
~, bs y. ~ 70 MS widow second, IL no
" he died gnmsrt; frat, father; second, At no
e bis hEoehefs and tefs. krrt ars Of psy so.s to
e'T TdssHu ms,Is m s,,,,,,. JUSTUs 1. MCCARTHY.
SVyfN yN ~ IoPPAiAH, Esq, Dayton, Montqom-
ryeounty, Ohio, lss aufhorlEed associate. Appii-
cations prepared hntru afded by him, will receive
F.o---re aetenuon' otltdt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18

oAMARGo MNUFACTURING COMPANY
nm 81 Wei Fourth street, Cincinnati, ohio.
=. 1NSnAp aul9dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26

what Gen. Bragg Expected.
The following is passage from the
Georgia (Atalanta) Intslligencer:
Had Gen. Bragg done biz duty !.
vel and as promptly = Gen. Smith M.
Louisville would have been osr1 C;.c;n
nati would have furnished m .aa,,l;,.
hfie Columbus, Ohio, would have heen
our headquarters. Then would the Vi.
,and'ghams of Ohio and the Bricht. ~
INDIANA have rallied to the issusng -
nraggs noted order; then would nssnv
thousand I,,9 friends 10 Indiana. Ohio .nS
!! Illinois have joined the Southern srnv ~, |.
then IN too, could Gen. Bragg, having c.t
On tne y estsrn from the Eastern e.ss.
naye whispered terms Of peaoe = "a
ror'nvsstern ear; and then miOht =.
nave reasonably hoped for peaoe. Ru,
Low ~ hope Of peace 10 indsfniteIv no.t.
poned, and our prospects, are oi,dm O; =
taan when We crossed the mo.n,.;.. !"
= ~oaid not Be q bad idea to keen hi.
befoss ths pssPle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26
Frs.a Msxacs.

ANOW 4VIk, Jan. ~.
The steamer Pacific brings Havana
dates TO the 10th.
Mexico advices give rumors that GEM
Dhlo committed suicide 70 avoid being
made prisoner BY Megia. Another report
. Of serious NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hetxeen
Gsnh Ortego and Commouiort: that
nun erous assertions have taken place
from Asxioan garfisons and Pueblo aIoD:
that oonspincy had been discovered in !
brigade Of Gen. Ohoran, and Eve officers
had been shot.
Further adviees estimate the entire
French force In Mexico q 80. 600. but re-
inforcenents Of II, 900 AZ, .expscted bv
thslaad Of Dscsmbes. Ths Msx;sans hars
30, 600 At PueblA. O,00O OF IA, 600 be-
tween asrs nd shs Capital, 6;000 q IL
Capital, 5000 in the State Of Quetsro.
and 1900 or 1900 in the Stats 81
unerrero. Most of them arc occupied IN
terrifying Psubla, which contains 200
guns, and The City Of Mexico Ike num-
Der.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26

opnsrel osAsr,
Headquarters -Axmy Of Pate
In Camp near Talponah, W., Jan. [
GsIEaAL ORDEas, No. 7.-The
msn1inr 0saer1i asapsncsssD NJ
Of the Potomac that they ars Al
meet the enemy once more. ~
6rilliant aohieYsanenfs II North Ca1
Tennessee and Arkansas has divil1
Weakened the enemy On ths Rspe
nook sDd the suspieious nOmsnt ~
have arrived 10 striks ! prsat -
blow to the rebellion and 70 Rsia :
ssve victory TINT u due he county.
gaIlantry on H. tnuls- I'D nsceu
this sb;sysneat asd . ssns t..
glorious sasits you.
The Oommanding General csIle
I'm and uuissa sssion Of olIeers
ren and undMths Providtnce a
the Army Of the Pstnnae viii hosu
the great stsp. towards restoring D.
The country and the Governments ,
riehnsl asshorisy. Dy comnsn1
MAJ. GEN. BURNSTn
LEWIS RIcHAoND, A. a. G.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26

y i Acting Rear Admiral D..
p, 4hOard the U 8. snansr ~
HeNk q i Of the Whit pers z
0tA ~ .sws:
- q taken St. ChAsl& { u VAL
GSDesarc ADD 8 n u OF Ii
over three hundred miles above thS 1npath
OF the river. The Dekalk, Lieut.. Colder
Walker, captnrad Mt zxaRs Blnf 2 sisht
inch g4ae, with cartridges, amnusition.
GcA sv0 hundred Enfield rides and three
platform oars, and q Dssass " saptursd
80 prisoners and . qaAadt3 81 assns saAd
ammunitipn. Z
Fl&f CUR. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26

The flashes Of lightning, often ohsery.
Cd on : summer evening, unaccompenisd
q thunder, and popularity known !,
"heat lightning are merely the Iiehl
from discharges Of electricity from m q.
binary thunder cloud beneath the hor;.
spn Of the observer, reflected from clouds
q perhaPs from ths-air itsslf, = IN tie
case Of twilight. Professor Henry ssys
that Mr.. Brooks, ono Of the directors 81
the telegraph line between PittsburR and
Philadelphia. on one occasion, to sstisfv
himself % the point, asked for INFORM
sion from distant operator dnriag The
aPpeafance Of flashes Of this kind n the
distant horiscn, and learned dat they
proceeded from thnnlsr storm then a
gtng fMo hundred and fifty miles east
ward OF bic ptscs Of observation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26

go. - Newark, N. J., Jan. "a.
The 6 O'Clock train, from here, on tie
Hoboken Railroad, ran into ID xpssa as,1k
over the Packcnsack River, this uorhls
ing. Chas. Woodruff engineer, Patrick
Gallagher and N unknown soldier were
drowned. The bridge tender had neglect
ed 10 xun on The draw. Is e.s,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26

sam meAary's ssCYIsIs,, Deneuncea
A correspondent furnishes the Even.
Ing News With the proceedings Of . meet
Ing held in Calhoun, Missouri, ! few
days since. Among the resolutions We
find the following: ;.
9th. That The Crisis, published at Col.
nppas. Ohio. BY Sam Medary, is paper
devoted 70 the rebel eause-to the pulling
down Of this Government, and the com
fort and sohce Of rebel sympathizcrs !:
disseminating. every week, sentiments
which, if spoken or published in this
State, would subject the speaker or nnh.
Usher to imprisonment or banishment
from the State. We would therefore
respectfully call the attention Of Ma;or
General Curtis to The Crisis, and suersat
the propriety of banishing it from Mis-.
souri,. -- 80
9th. That, as none but secssh symp.-
thlzers take The Crisis, and in order that
q, may know Who sympathiss with the
rebellion, while protesting LOYALTY. We
call upon the Postmaster here to fnrr;sh
Inc Secretary Of this meeting . list OF allI
.ne names to whom The Crisis comes & |
TINS ONCE. and require the Secretary to
pos. up the same in three public places
TN. That We will not recognise ..
=, union men those who persist in taxing
Inc Crisis or the Ciaciansti Enquirer, or
those who find great fauk With the IA.
and soldiery Of this Cover.
m = Dut have but few words Of oensure
Tor the rebel party; or those Who hil 70
give the weight of their inauence to the
rebellion. '~FP.0s' ''c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26

Washipgtos, Jaa. "a Il
The Judge Advocate General NJ taken
preliminary steps for full Investigation
fos the alleged ifxuds eomlnisssd With
the Qaaftermaater's Department. ID Phila-
delphia. The testimony in part has L.
nady been secured. The Transactions
relate 70 tents, caps and, caoAAisg, ana
other supplies, shoddy entering largely, Il
- said, into the contrscse. The report
state the frauds At large figure, in the
aggregate several millions. sss.,,s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26
lmpromtu toast rsoently giyeu Is
aasoon BY loyal Csaadia.-preDenf
several Ansricans and Nova Esotiaps:
MAY the Ron ar Rn~a.s,A $3.50. 49,
Inc Ihistas Of Scotland never esut:
49,. may me larp Of ireland nsver play,
M '''' - 49, and 0sf'pss have won The day"
Received With mnoh annl.r.. - =. !.
islAction.

A CnMMar- G~.e- H---.--e
change: -sSome 6 our nsmo.-s.;s = s1-
are beginning to l,el conse;o.s ~ 1.s IS
war 10 costing I sood Al a .-cs.-s.'' r, j.
it i, and tho scorisr 80 ~. !. ~
sist In GOD faith S holn h,;r. =. !. ~,
csssful oonclus;oo. IA ~. - .sn
the better II will IS far ths -. -" y - .no
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26
RnOM NEW YoRK.
80 - New York. jan. 81.

The Express says, sns "Wednesday lasl
Gen. Wool issued orders TO the several
commanding o6icsn of the regiment.
forming the whole militia of the 6nts, ia
report = him ths nunber in essh sscspa
Irsady FOR duty, with ether particslafs -.
lAtivs u s1siY el6aisAsy, md tho axASiiu
their possession. The orden wsvv quiet.
y served on these officers and the con-
maadaats 6fEtAe reginsals Of Ne "a d.
vision responded by presenting theif n
ports % General Weof. Il i understood
Gen. Wool informed chen Tint he vas
empowered By ths General Government
to perform this duty.
Some of the regiments Of the krst a.
vision reported 10 Gen. Wool, but, Others
boldly refused 70 do 70 on the ground that
Cow 6synour W. legally the sonnlandsr
Of the forcss of the STATE.
Esstssdsy Gen. HILL Asss heard of sAA
noyemsnt A. Gen1 Wo1l. H immsdi-
atsly pso4ssdea 70 the Headquarters Of
the Commander Of the Department Of the
Hast, and held . lssgthy ialarvisw. Win
Gen. Wool, during which be entered am
bsgous prolest in behalf Of The State forces
against the order Of the General, requir-
'sg them 70 report to him.
This new meyement has cfeatsd the
greaAsst lexcitonsst IN military circles.
and the prevailing opinion respes9ngit il
hat II e,nbodies the design OF the nation
\ administrators to place the militia nm
der their control. y