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"ons' ens panishments which prevail Fil Regi-
mene IS 70 4tCthef Regiment into a. condition IN
'OA'cA It ca" fight most sreeessfaIy, and do the
h0st ere6TtioH on The foe and we leave ii even
to that paper 70 say this object is to be attained
6y unusual harshness and severity on, the part of
the Commands, andt by a systematic course of
treatment which creates enemies against him a.
mong his subaltern Officers, and occasions, in the
hearts of his men, hatred towards him, instead of
confidence. affection, and respect na9 'saiA 3.
But we dismiss this matter for the present.
When more of the facts, when all the facts shall
have been submitted to the people, we shall alude
to tagain, and shall treat it 10 such manner as
the occasion and truth may seem 10 require