The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03

can cittZen 70 Qeinhnu TINS. 4Ar uoHui 40 a
man and citizen forbids the acceptance OF
any thing less The Administration may
persecute me, even unto dealh; | am in its
power; but it cannot take from me my honor
or self respect. a.,l gsg rafs7os1 ss;fs., lass,
am, sir, very respectfully yours, &C.,
srsf tEpass sa Fs Epson B., OLDs.
From, tho Albany Evening Journal, ,.r,
Frauds by th0 Officers OF the
l26ib New Work Regiment. IA
United States Marshal Burt returned from
Aiexandria Yesterday, having in custody
Capt Isaac Van Woert and Lieut.. Frank w.
q Fox, of the 126th Regiment, N. Y. ",
charged with having deirauded the United
States Government by forging, or causing to
be forged, certain names on the pay, roll OF
the company, when there were no such per-
sons there. The complaint was made before
United States Commissioner Frothi CHAM,
on representations Of q soldier named John
G.. Porter. 1t appears Porter was confined
in Jail for misdemeanor, when his regiment
left, and upon being released and applying
for his premium, OF 'hand" money, he as
ceriained it had been drawn. A warrant
having been issued against the accused, it
was placed in the hands Of Marshal Burt,
who went 10 Virginia, found the regiment,
hunted up the men, aud announced his in,
tention OF executing the process, when the
Colonel OF he regiment refused to allow
him to take the accused into custody. He
at once returned TO Washington, presented
his papers to and had an interview with Sec
retary Stanton, whereupon that officer is'
sned an order to tho Military Governor o.
Alexandria, to deliver Van Woert and Fox
into the custody OF the Marshal. This or
der, OF course, was obeyed, and the accused
were at once arrested and bought to the city
arriving here yesterday morning. They were
arraigned before Commissioner Frothingham
and, waving an examination, gave bail ia the
snm Of $1,000 each to appear at the next
District Court. II half what we hear about
| the case is true, there have been rascally
proceedings In connection with it. We trust
the Grand Jury will give tia thorough silt,
ing. i~- '9
HA-We cannot see why Captains
and Lieutenants are not just as likely
and as privileged to steal as civilians,
| AS the Cincinnati Gazette said, these
things are painfully prevalent" bu
their very. prevalence renders them less
remarkable. '.cae'H 7sm aSas'9e.
We all know that such men as 81
| mon Cameron, and the Camerons arr
legion, have, instead of being punish
ed or even rebuked, been promoted to
higher honors, Thicving has been
stepping stone to higher sloyalty'' ant
4 surer rewards. So far as the Repub
licans could 60, they taught robber,
to the army and pufed Colonels an'
4 Majors into heads of divisions when
ever they were detected in acts of ar
son, murder and theft, as PRINCIPLE
Every body knows, also, that sucl
men and officers as.Mitchell and Cur
tbs, who were sacrificing their soldier
in the Cotton trade, of which the.
were charged as PARTNERSHIP the spec
ulations, became the objects Of inces
SAINT eulogy by the Republican press
! Why then be surprised and startled !.
thieying and robbery became the ''er
der of the day." in every department.
in every branch of the. government, il
every division down, TO the common
4 soldier? aa.avat .as7 7Js@sgg ffa'.4t PSI
! Even the contractors who furnished
Secretary Chase's FIVE cent shinplas
ters, are charged with immense fraud
lin the QUALITY Of the paper on whicl
Ithey are printed. Though in use bu
ia few weeks, many Of them are $
worn and dihgy that they show 7plainl.
THAT the paper on whichthey areprint
ed il made of the emeanest ''shoddy.
But men who would cheat the soldie
lin the quality Of his abreeehes, would
ot course, cfeat , the uoVefnmen' 'l m
'NpssS- Sf e., go oA1. s,aa'
@Ihe Government itseii SET an eI exam n
pie in refusing, after certain day, Il
redeemits old issue of postagestamp
liz then made the attempt to refuse thos
&c ~ - ar ~ b;ch l lad IN been -, worn h
wv ,a.a - = arrrsrcv - - ;ndic.te =
belng USED as currency as lndicate'
hv a suDn0sed act OF Congress-. an