A Concise History
A Concise History
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The military of the state, with the exception of some half dozen chartered com- panies, was in a state of complete disorganization, and even a portion of them, as before said, sided with the new government. In this emergency. Gov. King decided to call on the President of the United States, for aid. The requisition was made through a com- mission which proceeded directly to the seat of the national government. The reply returned by the President was prompt, and measurably decided in its tone, th...ough not what was expected by many. Be- ing too lengthy for insertion within our narrow limits, we can only sketch its material points.
The President considered the expression of opinion on the question at issue in the state, as out of his province ; it being, in his view, a question of munici- pal regulation, which the state must settle for itself, and with which the general government could have nothing to do. For himself, he recognised the exist- ing government of the gtate, and considered it his duty to interfere to protect it by means of force if necessary ; but, at the same time he declared he had no authority to anticipate insurrectionary movements, and gave it to be readily understood, that he did not 6 S6 CONCISE HISTORY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The military of the state, with the exception of some half dozen chartered com- panies, was in a state of complete disorganization, and even a portion of them, as before said, sided with the new government. In this emergency. Gov. King decided to call on the President of the United States, for aid. The requisition was made through a com- mission which proceeded directly to the seat of the national government. The reply returned by the President was prompt, and measurably decided in its tone, th...ough not what was expected by many. Be- ing too lengthy for insertion within our narrow limits, we can only sketch its material points.
The President considered the expression of opinion on the question at issue in the state, as out of his province ; it being, in his view, a question of munici- pal regulation, which the state must settle for itself, and with which the general government could have nothing to do. For himself, he recognised the exist- ing government of the gtate, and considered it his duty to interfere to protect it by means of force if necessary ; but, at the same time he declared he had no authority to anticipate insurrectionary movements, and gave it to be readily understood, that he did not 6 S6 CONCISE HISTORY.
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