Country Journal Or The Craftsman (Newspaper) - July 13, 1828, London, Middlesex The C O U JO -T- C A X E DA N V of G r S AT 17B.DA Yi ux y 13c Know no i rial * It have from and one of our that that Body gave ment as. the to the whd thought the ter Security to the than fuch an armed and venal k can only to be the fir ft by whereas the very Ef of Military Force in the Which was augmented ( as I have a late Pa Execution of to after the by the of the therefore j which time to encroach upon depends on Military and the on the I us till the general the People from Civil Power for its - J of King James produced the From hence - is I it ah the of only j that in Times of be reciprocally predicated of -each .as Peace is contrary as our Author Government cannot without Military I the of any large Degree of Military was I hope no Man of call it by Candour think I mention with any to be allowed arbitrary } trad the Expediency and the Re- takes of Military by I do or the immortal Glory of our great free Statu a Body of Troops to | fince a great and godd ought not be charged J with and Events which may hap but that a the I pen. to follow upon But it Tower of the Sword prevails fo I was to give the Reader an impartial any Degree independently of Civil I Account of the of Armies in This is ' - Thing as Government in the without was after his of armed for I to the that He would Natural Mankind y which they reduce his Forces y as foon as it could be done without Pre have given up without js a Common and Inter ef but Us Whether this ii not a proper Time to do States may have enjoyed for fame Time I and whether it not be done with the ter the is I I leave others to I are Reasons for doing afford us one of long J in this which f do not think continued to haps made SlOur present in Guards and Was is twenty two nine hundred and an Army j fifty fife Meny including fix independent Companies in. in t Charge of this Army by the amounts to Seven hundred eighty fix which they hundred and odd Pounds and exclusive of For this all wife Nations * the on our and is a Plantations we pay a large Body kept Times and the - I it is greater Force if you reduce the and not the the is very little to little what has been in c ' This feems me the for as the Affairs of which troubled * and very much at * lead to the are in- the 5 to be clearing and as 6ur7Minifters,^whd haver been always heartily With every Power they f asked from and have had fome * till within a few Years to bur but which the 6 Parliament them from the * them of the great they have c fome were the Precedent might be attended c with at Home no to doubt and v A dd refs of his .at and 1 c a and a Peace will Ber e in a 5 The of the People c' Honour of are - gracious c where to and where his belt * in y * and I hope always ah defended By to or * ' i How c thus when a 5 bound by their Affection's and their c Duty would oblige and obey in War and Peace his c broad the and * trot in only like ' Trifles had not * they would Ae Joy 1'received^ by c me tb imagine that the Sovereign the Loyalty of his and therefore did think proper to c abroad without venal c Another great inconvenience fuch a1 Number of ' and which his muft fee 15. ' 5 the Burden they are tb his People in many Places where c they are who keep are obliged by give them Lodging and and at fettled * v of to take down their gtve lookout Means of and their unable c Burden they lye under oh this Account 5 ally in the Towns and r tC Forage and ate always I 4 The Lofs of fo many tb the as Arms neither nbf but are fed by and Labour of the they look to the People like * a fort of Military why be denied the their or hot to them in gaining Welles the of 5 as it is certain But vUr is peculiarly c up at this Great than ever was wer and Incompatible being entirely of * any in times of Pace I fuch a Power and incompatible a Civil and to be only by a may it however it may oe v c with out This is hot only our but our natural * There are 1"Reafons, as they occur td it hath been make the Army at this time to be taws the Prince and and beneficial the they ilia 11 have the during with with me j f hope this will be an 4h' a parliamentary fo the very to we can db it with which is with feems c of the great Expence of the Nation this point out to us our natural near a Land V a a very large at a time As have * ' ' * - ' - the Sentiments I was particularly lately and the of the that f were would begin the good Work of Saying to When I talk of The this undertakes f would be to mean the bf % for what I lately of them from ing and qf are tb the be cal a Red at fuch a avid of were from it in or other wife it may in from the Reign of h don't M- might to that when j. between Him and his Parliament made it to continue an armed Force for many in Kingdoms He that Kjng Henry the Seventh few of the for his People the ' of become a of ' never hope to fee them tis to contrive it lo as to make ft of ' Ufe to the Publick fori have in c a general Computation of the of a that V the Officers are at two thirds of the Expence fo 4 our and x * to and time or proVe dangerous here c * k bur In cf the or the and Daughters df heft ana dbl bur Courage ' he be to c or a Would he hot cock his Hat f like a Soldiery turn out his Toes
