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New York, New York County, New York
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In Philadelphia, a correspondent praises the Pennsylvania council's order to clean state arms, arguing it will rouse the militia to maintain good order and discipline, preparing them to defend rights against despots and monarchy-men.
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Whether the motives were good or bad that influenced the council of Pennsylvania to call in the arms of the state to be cleaned, it matters not; we doubt not, but the measure will terminate in the public good. For, that the attention of the Militia will be roused, both to have their arms in good order, and themselves perfected in Military discipline, is a necessary consequence. Perhaps our Militia, who are the true bulwark of a free country, may soon be called upon to defend our sacred rights and privileges, against the despots and monarchy-men, and to be prepared for the worst, their arms and discipline ought to undergo a previous examination.
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Pennsylvania
Event Date
Jan. 23, 1788
Outcome
the measure is expected to improve militia readiness and public good.
Event Details
The council of Pennsylvania called in the arms of the state to be cleaned, which is anticipated to rouse the militia's attention to maintaining their arms in good order and perfecting military discipline, preparing them to defend rights against despots and monarchy-men.