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The Daily Dispatch: March 7, 1863., [Electronic resource], Treatment of our Surgeons by the Federal--Robbery of clothing. (search)
public sentiment in the Northwest, our informants think, is much greater than we have any idea of here, and must eventually lead to some important result. In Baltimore, although they were carefully guarded, our Surgeons were not allowed to wear their uniforms, or to have any communication with the people of the city. Below will be found a letter addressed to the Secretary of War, setting forth the harsh treatment to which they were subjected: Richmond, March, 1863. Hon. James A. Saddon, Secretary of War, C. S. A. Sir: --We the undersigned, Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons C. S. A., of Department No. 2, Army of the West, having been ordered to remain behind with the wounded captured at Perryville, Murfreesboro', and Fort Donelson, do most respectfully represent to the Medical. Department of the Confederate States Army our treatment while inside the Federal lines. We enter into a detailed statement, hoping that the Government which we serve will enter a protest