Date of
Adop-
State tion
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Separate Article
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In
Declaration
Of Rights
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Under
Governor
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montana .................. 1889
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Art. II, Military Reservations —
Federal; Art. XIV, §§ 1-5
Military Affairs; composition
of militia, (males, 18-45) or-
ganization, appropriation for,
safekeeping of records.
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Governor is •
commander-
in-chief.
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nebraska ................ 1875
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Art. XIV; legislature shall de-
termine who shall constitute
the militia and provide for
organization.
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Governor is
commander-
in-chief.
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nevada .................... 1864
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Art. XII, §§ 1-2; legislature to
provide for organization, en-
couraging volunteer corps,
and safekeeping of arms ; gov-
ernor shall have power to call
out militia.
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Governor is
commander-
in-chief.
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new hampshire .... 1784
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Conscientiously
scrupulous
are not com-
pelled to bear
arms.
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Governor is
commander-
in-chief ;
Art. 51 (very
literary) ;
cannot send
them out of
state.
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new jersey ............ 1947
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Governor is
commander-
in-chief; Art.
V, par. 12.
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new mexico ............ 1912
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Art. XVIII, §§ 1-2; National
Guard (18-45); governor is
commander-m-chief ; legisla-
ture provides for organization,
discipline and equipment.
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new york ................ 1895
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Art. XII, §§ 1-6; State Militia
(18-45) ; legislature organizes
and provides for enlistment;
governor is commander-in-
chief; governor appoints ad-
jutant general; nominates
with consent of Senate all
major generals.
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north carolina .... 1868 .
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Art. XII, §§ 1-4; able-bodied
males 21-40; religious scru-
ples exempt them; legislature
is organizer; governor is com-
mander-in-chief.
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