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The writer declared that the enrolling officers chosen were frequently of bad character; that inefficient men were making attempts to secure
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offices in order to avoid service in the army; and that the exemption of slave owners by the
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had a bad influence upon the poorer classes. He also declared that the system of substitutes was bad, for many men were on the hunt for substitutes, and others liable to duty were working to secure exemptions in order to serve as substitutes, while large numbers of men connected with the army managed in this way to keep away from the fighting. He was sure, he said, that there were too many hangers-on about the officers of high rank, and that it was believed that social position, wealth, and influence served to get young men good staff positions.[212] Another evil complained of was that
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men scattered to their homes and never heard of their exchange. To a conscript officer whose duty it was to look after them they said that they were