The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-27


Gen. Burnside, in order to have us ar
rested, to send to that officer this
week Sentinel with this "TREAsoSA-
BILE" article copied from last weeks
Republican, .s..-aa .-r7-. s'f,
Appointments uMder tile EhrOlI-
sncni Law for this District.
The appointments under the Enroll
ment law for this Congressional Dis
trict are as follows: Provost Marshal,
David Mccartney, of Belmont county;
Commissioner, Oliver Keyser, of No
BILE county; Surgeon, DR., David Nc
Clenahan, of -. We have no ac>
quaintance with Mr.. Mccartney or
DR.. McClenahan, and but a slight ac-
quaintance with Mr., Keyscr; and for
aught we know, they are all very prop
er persons for the positions to which
they have been appointed.
Sergeant John Fogle, who was
waunded at the battle Of Antietam,
and permanently disabled, was strong
~ recommended for Provost Marshal;
and it was supposed that his claims
were at least equal to those of any
other mans in the District. He vol
unteered immediately after the first
Bull Run disaster, leaving business
that was paying him thirty dollars a
month and helpless, dependant fam
lily, and entered the service under Capt.
Cunningham, and he served his coun>
try faithfully until he was wounded
at the battle of Antietam. Prior to
that he had been recommended by his
Regimental and Company officers for
promotion; and would, no doubt, have
received it had he been able to con-
= tinue in the service; but being unfit
for active service he has been dischar-
ged; and though his general health is
good, owing to the character of the
wound, the probabilities are that he
will never again be able to follow his
business. Such being the case, it
seems to us that he should have recei-
we'd the appointment under the Enroll
ment law, in preference to any civilian.
But his services and condition in life
were disregarded, and men in easy
circumstances, who have made no per.
sonal sacrifices, have been selected
over bin. This may be all right anc
proper; but some people cannot see II
in that light. - r a-. r-a.r.
s. We will add for the information of
Br. Hatton, and all other newly con
verted 'loyal Union men, that Mr.
Mccartney got his appointment, not
for carrying musket to help put down
1.-THE present rebellion, but for carrying
a s'rair' on his shoulder in professions
at abolition meetings in 1860, which il
considered of far more Importance b,
the "powers that be- than getting
wounded in fighting to preserve tn
liberties Of our country. t"...
!. .
T AeAs The sentence of Hon. G. /
E vallandigham will be found on th'
:, first page. Fort Warren is in Bosto1
II Harbor. His speech at Mt. Vernol
: or any other place, does not contain
" one tenth as much treason, if it con
y tains any, as does the extracts Q
speeches of Wendell Phillips, Rev
> Sloane and others, found ON our frs
l. page, as copied from the New Yor
L Tribune. These dlsunionists willhav
Is their liberty, while Mr., Vallandighan
If Democrat, will be incarcerated in
n prison: Such is the justice We hav
n in thesedays. od ,.'f..s. .a.ag aa.-a
he. P. S. S--since writing the above, tf
" Cincinnati Enquirer of May %, hi
ss come to hand, which shows that tt
II President has changed the sentent
+ from Fort Warren to 'banishment
< the South. Our readers should n
ID member that military court MARTA
e, are mere farces. They can make the
We decisions, but, whether rightor wron
e, the President can alter, (as he h
es done in this instance,) revoke or amer
y it just as he pleases. The Enquir'
rs say s. a3eet .l5."ia'
A. The SENTENCE OF HoN. G. l. VA
" LANDIGHAM CHANGED. - Yesterda
n quite unexpectedly, a. dispatch "
received from President Lincoln viii
no Us, changed the sentence of the Hon.
L. Vallandigham from confinement
Fort Warren during the war to banis
ed ment to the Southern Confederacy.-
10 He is togo to Nashville via Louisvil
OF and is to be handed over to Genel
lie Rasecrans, who, under a flag of true
OF win deliver him into the lines Of Ge
aal erL Bragg. XII. '3o IF 12t 4 sai
y = Ba- We do not know when we ha,
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