The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03
The WAR and ITS EGects Ol Nor.
:Aiiay in the A rpsay. s.r.

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To very large extent, the mischief. max J
ing portion, ef the American clergy are res
spopsble Tor the state OF feeling which gave
rise TO the xistiDg war.f lis well, there
FORE that these ''unworthy ambassadors ot
Christi should have their attention called
occasionally TO the state OF morals associated
with 7ibe war which they have had so
large share in begetting. To this end, we
give the folIowipg:.5 b y,saag.A,gaE .ai a5s,
ssss HEADQUARTERS, SUFFOLK, VA..(
gs asa {ss4 NoyeInber l 1862. c{
General Order No 10 a "a s.sqa5sg aa 3-ats.
The General commanding had indulged
the hope hat General Order No. 9 of Octos
ber /, 1862, in regard to the taking OF the
property of citizens for the private uses of OF.
ficers and soldiers, would meet with univer.
sal approval, and render, any further action
on his part unnecessary But in this view
he has been to- confident. A few, very few
bad men have disgraced themselves, their
regiments ard their commands, and robbi ,g
the country along their line of march. Com
plants are made that houses and barns have
been entered. animals taken poultry killed
without any authority or necessity, by sol-
diers carrying three days iull rations in their
has4 rsacks. Odd Fellows and Masonic Halls
are reported TO have been entered aud plun-
dered OF their regalia, charters and other val
uables Aschurch ,s said TO have been des
eefaied by some lawless miscreants, having
neith.r the fear, OF Cpd nor man be fore theis
ewes, and its sacred vessels carried off, - 's'
/ iHthese tdepredations were not acerp mitted
| by few black sheep, there would be serious
cause Of apprehension respecting the public
integrity aud the workings ofourinstitutions. of
But 10 the end that the present general
Wholesome Influences may be continued, it
is essential that squads, companies snd reg
lmenis should purge out the offenders against
the peace and good order OF society and Q the
Federal service. aa7 fs}le a3E ,haa.
The wholesale pillage and wanton des-
tructiop Of property in Maryland by :, the
Southern invaderso her soil is 'cnndrmnct d
BY the civilized world and must not be
l,pleaded in justification of Unauthorized acts
oil individuals. @l4A f"s5' y @ Rt7f'
| ,vTbe ecommandipg General calls upon all to
cooperate with him in bringing the guilty to
speedy trial. - -''''' ''' ''"ias '''
| 5Bycoiniband oiMsjor General Peck q
| .,saad s5s BENJAMIN B. FOSTER. ssa,
\ Lieut.. ard A, A., A. e..
1'Ihe' ABOVE rs dark eongn' but the follow
ing y e'oomier Fs.lilssltis laken Fom
letter written BY Col. poorman'yo OF the 9Sth
Ohio, and published inihis paper the Bel
ment Chronicle, the. Republican organ At St.
Clairsville. lie writes thus:
aft is as'eni hing how soon men forget
all the moral lessons OF their youth aud
leave behind them the praclice, OF honesty,
when they are separated RON home and in
the army. IN fcar "aoye for the future ef @e
country from ne (eqJul 4acreqse Of dishonesty
engagea and eufft"ated IN our os0n army, han
IdoJ fran The success Of 'tbe 'Yebst'on. 79Thefe
are hnnnsdredssgyeah Moasaads OF menir the