I recommend also an enlargement of the Military Academy already established, and the establishment of others in other sections of the Union; and I can not press too much on the attention of Congress such a classification and organization of the militia as will most effectually render it the safeguard of a free state.
Editor's note · Context
Madison advocates for the expansion of military education and militia organization to ensure national security.
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