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It was said , by the gentleman , that there was something singular in this government , in saying that the militia shall be called forth to execute the laws of the Union . " It was nearing the end of the programme , and Ventnor had stepped forth to play his last number . The state governments are to govern the militia when not called forth for general national purposes ; and Congress is to govern such part only as may be in the actual service of the Union . It may be inferred from the foregoing that the Texan cattle driver is some what prone to " run free " as far as morals are concerned , but on the contrary , vice in one of its forms , is sternly driven forth from the city limits for the space of at least a quarter of a mile , where its ' local habitation " is courteously and modestly , but rather indefinitely designated as the " Beer Garden . " So King Shah Zaman passed his night in the palace , and next morning when his brother had fared forth , he removed from his room and sat him down at one of the lattice windows overlooking the pleasure grounds . It never was a complaint , in Great Britain , that the militia could be called forth . Anaxagoras : Clouds and snow are formed in somewhat the same manner ; and hail is formed when , already cooled by its descent earthwards , it is thrust forth from frozen clouds ; and it is made round . It is supposed by the honorable gentleman lately up , and another gentleman , that the clause for calling forth the militia to suppress insurrections , repel invasions , and execute the laws of the Union ; implies that , instead of using civil force in the first instance , the militia are to be called forth to arrest petty offenders against the laws . Church , when not taken for a house , signifieth the same that ecclesia signified in the Grecian Commonwealths ; that is to say , a congregation , or an assembly of citizens , called forth to hear the magistrate speak unto them ; and which in the Commonwealth of Rome was called concio , as he that spake was called ecclesiastes , and concionator .