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phyGcal force of the fate to defera
againit all aggrefIions, liable to be csr's
upon at moments warning; bur Is ~
United States can thus interfere VIM.
at pleafure, take fuch part as they Dle,s s
and garble it to fuir their purpols.' ' thss
will ruin the fyitem, and deprive -
itates of their only protection.-Sms
pofe fate fuddenly invaded, and !.
infant call upon an adjoining ftate i.
comes sscedary, what will you do 1u;tsss -
an organized militia, to fly to the [ rrI;.s
Of fuch tate /! Or what will you do -. 3.
one, if your prefent plans ar: adopted A.
Behdes, fir, is not the ftatc commanter Is
the militia the belt judge from wh,,
part OF his Command, on call. -.
troops can mott fafely be detached !,
But your plans go to take the mililiam..
indifcriminateIy from every part of ~ i.
fate although large proportion Of thes
may be on duty, or part Of the f,.s
invaded. Such arbitrary plans can ouls
be calculated to deftroy the militia IVA!
and OF courfs the fovereign.ics Of 4,
itates /! The militia fyftem of New En.s
land, Sir, is almoit coeval with its fef,}.. I I
ment, & truf in God, & on the yalss,
of her fons, that it will be co~e ~exteb6ss {
with her exiitence.


But. fir, the principle embraced in Il
minor confcription bill, is the mott inhs.
man, immoral, and oppreflive, that e,l; /.
was attempted to be eltabl;fhed BY this 4
of courie, BY any o!her sGembly, calle,s
deiiberative. mean, fir, the authoritv
intended to 5e given to your recruitinus
officers to eniiit minors, without the con-.
fent,or even againft the will Of the pareut. /
matter or guardian in other words. al
in eaect, if carried, to iteal the ward
from his ssardian, entice the appreut;ce
from his matter, and feduce the child
from his parent and thus deftroy, .saIi
the charities OF father, ion and brothesp
Where were the feelings of the father
when the cold politician could recon,
mend fuch a hcrrid principle: nay /
father could not, a chriffian would a.
do it. III


And, si:, besides outraging the best feel.
inss osthe heart, the principle violates seves.
fai inrorlan. provisions OF the constituted.
suppose, SIR, en- oPposer Of the constitution
had inquired ot one OF It's friends, before il
| adoption, how the power to raise armics
was 10 b. exercised his answer must have
been, by the voluntary aud fair enlisiment
OF persons Capable OF contracting thiA
wouia nave satisfied the parent, master, and
goaf uian, because they would have known
'Aa. '"..s ~a'os' 'Ppienuces' ana childlesS
1s ;"o s,,.,' a"sy 1".' @ c 1ncapao.s q 'ofnA-
us sa." I'm. az. 20" you men, sif, =
sa's. .o"i"'o' -" anu common right ~
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