The morning call., 1892-01-25
NATIONAL GUARD.
A Decided Setback to Military
JingOism.
ARTILLERY Practice at the FTssitio-s;rengtho Of
the State so,d.ery- Ecccunting fer Prop
erty-Reu1ed Officers Society.

As with that war with Germany at the
time Of the complications in Samoa, and as
with that later brush" with Italy on account
of that affair with New Orleans, so now with
the dressing down of the couJumacjous bant-
ling. ChIe-all go yaliauUy and bloOdlessly
fought in print by sensational newsmon-
Eers-theIe has been the expected crop Of
carret-kuights, WHO, by Offering unbidden
services ain case Of war with Chile" are
having a little notoriety, cheap at rates
much below par These offers, coming as
some have from officers and organizations
in the guard. furnish The best evidence of
their apparent ignorance If the obligations
which they assumed when they qualified or
enlisted.
Thea a certain contingency Of officers Of
the army has given ont In this city that in
case of actual lostiltes the War Depart
mput would absolutely Iguore the organized
National Guard and recruit volunteers from
tie masses, this intelligent contingent still
RdherinE. presumably. TO The theory that
the National Guard is nothing uore than an
adjunct II lae civil power, % act al Its be-
hest as q T. of uniformed police IN cities,
or within tile confines Cf the State, 10 viudi-
cate State laws or institutions when the
Sate's police power has been eXer.ed IN
"' ...sr rsr. - ~ i.,-,rsss amaze
ment thar ''u1 attempt has been made % Ie-
Crut for the four regiments In tie Second
Brigade. which embraces the citizen sol
d.ery lu San Francisco and the counties Dor
derrE Oh The bay.
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INFO active service in ease 0t war. iasurrtc-
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enumerated.
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"4t -uei-- as lhe liSits ca -Nr ~ W. r. t..tt
tie TeE.u ents or Drlsaors volunteering
shall he mustered into the service Of Tie
United States az now Offered, and that as
such tiev shall form the uue.eu, about
which the maximum organizations shall be
built 90 from volunteer recruits from the