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The Daily Dispatch: October 2, 1863., [Electronic resource], Outraging the dying. (search)
protracted meeting is now being held, are complaining bitterly of the rudeness of boys and men who assemble there every night, and disturb the congregation by their course remarks, loud talking and rude laughter, during divine service, By the laws of Virginia any disturber of religious worship may be punished by line and imprisonment, and these very parties complained of would be punished at once, but for the fact that the church is beyond the corporate limits of Richmond, the county has little or no police, and the members of the church would rather endure the outrages continually perpetrated than turn informers and cause the children of their friends to be exposed and punished. Surely the Justices of Church and Union Hills will take steps to preserve order of the churches in their vicinity, and have the guilty parties indicted by the next Grand duty. It such lawlessness is tolerated ladies will soon be afraid to attend meetings after night, and houses of worship will be closed.