Report On the Condition of the South
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, _September_ 9, 1865.
I do not interfere with civil affairs at all, unless called upon by thegovernor of the State to assist the civil authorities. There are troopswithin reach of every county ready to respond to the call of the civilauthorities, but there are some counties where the sheriffs and otherofficers of the law appear to be afraid to execute their warrants, evenwith the aid of my troops, because the protection the troops might givethem is liable to be withdrawn as soon as the duties ...for which they arecalled upon are fulfilled, although the troops are continually ready toaid them at short notice.
In many of the counties, where there are no garrisons stationed, the civilauthorities are unable or unwilling to carry out the laws. One case hascome to my official notice where persons had been arrested on thecomplaint of citizens living in the country, for stealing, marauding, &c. , but when called upon to come down to testify, the complainants declaredthat they did not know anything about the matter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, _September_ 9, 1865.
I do not interfere with civil affairs at all, unless called upon by thegovernor of the State to assist the civil authorities. There are troopswithin reach of every county ready to respond to the call of the civilauthorities, but there are some counties where the sheriffs and otherofficers of the law appear to be afraid to execute their warrants, evenwith the aid of my troops, because the protection the troops might givethem is liable to be withdrawn as soon as the duties ...for which they arecalled upon are fulfilled, although the troops are continually ready toaid them at short notice.
In many of the counties, where there are no garrisons stationed, the civilauthorities are unable or unwilling to carry out the laws. One case hascome to my official notice where persons had been arrested on thecomplaint of citizens living in the country, for stealing, marauding, &c. , but when called upon to come down to testify, the complainants declaredthat they did not know anything about the matter.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schurz, Carl, 1829-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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