Opposition to a continental militia plan in early America
A vocal critique denounces a proposed bill to reorganize the U.S. militia into eight districts with active and reserve units. The author warns of mandatory enlistment, extensive peacetime drilling, and presidential control over discipline and arms, arguing it threatens liberty and constitutional limits. The piece defends General Harrison's positions on militia discipline and Congressional arming powers.
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