...y, but always by the common soldiery and a few captains, who were, if possible, a little meaner than the stragglers who did the injury to dwellings, &c. I am forced to the conviction that even if South Carolina is ever so unfortunate as to be overrun by the enemy that Sherman and his commanding officers will show the same leniency as he did in Georgia. And if he fails to create a Union feeling in the coun...