Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-12-30
signed by the president of said court

SEC. ". Inere snail be In each wear,
in the month of June, one day designat-
ed by the commander-in-chief, for each
company, for drill and inspection, at
such place within the limits of said CON-
pany, as the commanding officer shall d.
rect, and the first sergeant of each CON-
pany shall give notice of the time and
place of parade of such company, by
posting up the order for that purpose
two weeks previous at four public places
within the limits of the company, which
shall be sufficient notice to each member
to appear at such time and place under
the penalties herein provided.
SEC. %. There shall be annually, be-
tween the twentieth day of August and
the wenty-ffth day of September in
each year, parade of each regiment for
drill, discipline, inspection and review
at such place within the limits of such
regiment as the commanding officer there
of shall designate. and at such time as
the commanding officer of the brigade
shall direct which parade shall contin-
ue three days and shall not exceed five
days. And the commander-in-chief shall
be authorized to order additional parades
each year by company, regiment, brig
AIDE or division, as he may deem advisa-
BILE, not exceeding three days in each
year, at such time and place as he may
direct, and under such rules and regula-
lions as he may prescribe. And notice
OF such regimental parade, and of all
special parades ordered by the command
er-in-chief, shall be given at such time
and in such manner, as the commander
in-chief may prescribe.
Sec. o. The commander-in-chief, or
in his absence the acknowledgements
(or in the absence of both) the adjutant
and inspector general may in case of
riot, rebellion or instruction, within this
State, or in case of invasion, or immi-
nent danger thereof, call out the organ
lied militia, or such regiments or organ.
lied bodies thereof as he shall deem nee
essary for the public safety. and is au-
thorized to order such force into camp,
or camps, for instruction and drill and
until discharged by order of the COM
mander-in chief, the militia so called
into active service, shall be subject to
the order of the commander-in-chief, and
shall be governed by the same rules and
regulations as are prescribed for the
army of the United States. And the
commander-in-chief may order the same
into camp for instruction and drill, when
ever in his judgment, the interests of
the State shall require it. And in case
of riot rebellion or instruction within
this State, or in case of invasion or i'm
mlnent danger thereof, the commander
in-chief is hereby authorized to raise
from the enrolled militia, by drafts or
otherwise, such additional force of in
fantry, cavalry or artillery as he shall
deem necessary, and such additional
force, while continued in service, shall
be subject to all the provisions of this
act And whenever the militia or any
part thereof, shall be ordered out under
the provisions of this section, the State
shall furnish such arms and equipments
as may be necessary for each non-com.
missioned officer and private, and they
shall be entitled to the same pay and ra.
lions as the army of the United States
and to be paid under such rules and reg
ulations as shall be prescribed by the
communicating chief. And every com
missioned officer, who, when ordered
shall unnecessarily neglect to march
from the place of rendezvous, or shall
otherwise disobey any lawful order. shall
be cashiered by sentence of court mar
tial, and be subject to such fine, not less
J than one hundred dollars, and not ex
ceeding five hundred dollars, as thu
, court martial shall impose. And every
soldier ordered out, who shall not APP
| pear at the time and place designated
shall be taken to be soldier absen
/ without leave and to be dealt with &C
cordingly, as in actual service And tn
selectmen of the town to which any me-
| SO ordered out shall belong shall furn
lsh, at the expense of the State, sue
| subsistence and transportation as tn
! commandment chief shall direct
e SEC. 20. Discharges to commissions
0 officers may be granted by the comman
der-in- chief, under such rules and regr
e lations as he may prescribe.
I SEC. 26. Upon the requisition of th
President of the United States, and
case Of war, invasion, or to pevent insu
S rectlon or invasion, the commander-iI
n chief is hereby authorized and require
to call ont, from time to time, for actu
# service, by draft or otherwise, as man
OF the entire militia, whenever so orde
ed for preparation for actual servic
= shall be governed and drilled accordir
i. to the laws of this State and of Il
q United States.
% SEC. 81. Every officer, non commi
d stoned officer and private ordered GU
# and every volunteer or drafted man wi
shall not appear at the time and pla
', designated, and shall not render suffi
, lent excuse therefor. OF shall not ha
: some able bodied and proper substitu
;" at such time and place, shall be dea
: with as provided by the laws of the u
~ ted States in like cases.
= SEC. %. The quartermaster of ca
~ regiment organized under this act, sha
:, before entering upon the duties of h
= office, give bond to the Treasurer
y this State in the sum of five thousa
~ dollars, and such further sum and wi
- such sureties, as the commander-in- CHI
y, - shall require.
.e SEC. 20. All officers, non-commissic
=. - ed officers, musicians and privates c
~ rolled in this State, shall. while uno
y orders for service under the governme
- Of the United States, or under author
.. :" of this State, in all cases, except
ID treason, felony and breach of peace,
" u privileged from arrest and imprisonme1
h ", by any civil authority, from the date
~ Nv the issuing of such orders to the time
~ their discharge from such service.
~, III SEC. 80 Each member of the orgs
" " lied militia shall receive two dollars