Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-20
caRaIyeToN AND "PA.
-nrorsCu MORTON

Another interesting loyal man hssaPpesred
in . pe- character. ColoEel II CsRsixoToS.
o. he Eighsssoth Regulars, late one OF Cor
.rnor MoRrox's Bagssier. Generals Of Nolab
tsers, and his especial pet. hss turned up. II We
can crsdi, he Journal, President Of Military
Commission in Louisville tFYisg guerrilla.
Well, that Is the proper place for him As Brig
isr -Gcnss.I ne was long tie tool and detective
Of Dis patriotic" EIeeIisucJ in this STATE.
whsoever there "a. dirty work 20 De doue, Cak-
EISoros VI. ready "a 81 the ball In Iha; re-
gard lie vas indispensable to our patriotic"
Governor. OAakISsros informed ss, as ne did
many others, that he regretted playing she part
he did in carrying the election in this State last
fall, and be said If he hsd the thing TO do ever
again be would enae, different role.
giving as a reason, that bis invalusbls services
we're 10, properly appreciated By those 10 whose
benefit they enursd short time ago this
doughty Brig adler General vas ordered ffsn In
disnapolis. and the next hear OF him be turns
40 Al IN. SHsnuAs supper 10 Columbus. Ohle,
where he made a speech, explaining Why ne had
never been in the Geld, which Of course was very
satisfactory to the gallant officers present. who
had borne the hes! and burden OF the var 10
active service During his three or four ye.rs in
Indiana, the "loysl" CARRISGroS vas often or.
dersd to the field but through the intercession OF
His patriotic" EIcsllency, the orders were 70
voked. When MoReAS and his band made theil
raid ia Indiana, be was placed in charge o.
An Indiana Brigade by General Wilcox
then the military commandant OF tbs State
raised to pursue or intercept that gang OF free
hooters. but before he left the city he va
placed uuder arrest for drunkenness and MS
command turned to another officer
Through tia intercession Of His patriotic
EIcellency. however. C.nRrsGToS was releases
and let go-othervise he would have bsel
court martialed. and in all probability dismisse'
the service Numbers Of soldiers are now re
turning from the field bonorably mustered Gu
who are daily, We understand, applying to tn
Psymaster here to know il they cannot hav
refunded TO them the money that the loyal
General CARnrSGros took from them. In man,
cases no records can be found Of the amounts
that they made AFFIDAVIT to, that thel
gave to him The receipt or check books, as re
quired were not given them by ths "loyal" Gene
raj, bat they were told the money would be pa
in bank, treasury or somewhere else. III these
statements be true, what is this but robbery o
Union soldierst This loyal General is nov
trying Kentucky guerrilas fer robbng UnioI
soldiers in Kentucky, while. if the atidavits oi
Union soldiers can be credited. he was appro
prisling to his own use the money of Union sol
diers in Indiana He will try the kentsck!
guerriilas. also, for Selling innocent mel
and dragging them from their homes in Ken
lucky, while il 10 we'll known that he and hi
detectives were doing the ssms thing in Indiana
But enough Of poor, imbecils CARnISsroS o.
NJ. had him made 4 Brigsdier General and KEEP
him to do just the work be performed. eIcep
taking money from soldiers. We do not believ
that the Soldiers Friend" intended that sol
dicrs should be robbed In all Of CARRrss ron
troubles His patriotic" Excelency never faile
him. With such record is ne not tt war ma
20 preside over Military Commissioner