Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-12
,VOL.v.


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And further. really more inst To rive mn the
| culpri, 10 the law he mas knuwingly and will
fniv violated than IN 10, him eseane IN penal
ties, 80 N -o''"--i ~ 1
sMr. Nav ,hook nj. he,d .niaii r.
II cerainlv canno, see the charity Of lock
iup upa Young man FIR three or four wears in
prison. and utterly and fnrever disoracinp him.
IN in great evil 10 s,esI said the neifh-i
bor. ohlsl-tfF iIH'' A. hi2s .ia4 :
And the law made for liz punishment i
lust, fi.itusI .-s- ~ ia 7@ itiHc
= Yes. I suppose so., f- .s--I .tnaan
|, n, vo,, realiv ,h;nk hat !, ipiures 4 thief
70 lock him M n prisu,o and prevent him from
,respessisQ' on the property Of his neighbors I,
THAT ,uppose denen6s upon circumstanc-
es. L.
NJ. nv friend. NE must fix the principle
| yea or nav. The law that Furnishes theft is a
| good law-you admit thsi--very we'll If the
law, ia posd. il N because its effect is coed. A
thief, will, under such law, be really more
-beue6saed bv feeling its frrce than in escaping
the penalty annexed 10 its infringement. No
distiocsion can or ought to be made. The
man who, in sane mind, deliberately takes
the propety of another, should be punished by
the law which forbids stealing twill have
IT leaSt one gbod effect If nune other and that
will he 10 make him less willing to run similar
risk. and thus leave to his neigbbor the peace
sble possession of his goods Ht
.Pu,;sbme,ts if ever administered sho,ld
,,o.,k IN ,he good of the offender. Rnt wbat
GOOD diseracinp and imprsoaing a Young man
vho has an along horne fair character. IS oo-
inn IA, have is more than can ,elI R,ate
woo' !, he able To hold M his head amooo re.
spectable people when his term has expired.
And will. in consequence. luse his pwer
Of ;our;,o ,be booest and nnspsnec,na Ha
will he viewed in his own true LIGHT and he
cast off as unwer,hy by a communitv whose
confidence he has mos, shametnlly abused
And SO YOU will give an errinu brother M
chance far life I,
- ves Every ch,,ca RI, !, ,,,,1 o,
l.. L;,3uass - - :, - - ~ NV
~ &C. - .o,,,;n,, :" H. ,.,;a a. a"u Ie'.e
h;s o,,o .oJ o,hors, $50 IL. -, .'e.'.,I "
his r;,h, ,o tho coosJs,cs ,f b;s cns,r,,;,,, =,
,resna sS;no un,n !, 10, him ,av Tho nana,;,,
,h., ,resnsss 7, Ill h. 81 e., ~, 49, y.
s.I,,,.ry Iesson "A c.,, va.rs IS .e
~ - Ill o;ra H., - g. aa~e
- "' '''e .o' 'ene''ion
a"u 80. 49, - ."'Pun.y 'i al e'ii
oor,sas W. ha ~ go st e"ea "ls e.n
IF h;s crime 10, hin, ao ,p,o .no;har r y
the coun,rv and amnna s,r.noers l,v, ~, v
,n,,s life ,be s,r. ,rd nf ,,,h;,.h : -,
NJ NJ shont h;s haaJ nor.,;, r 80
r.a,arLs - '''eSe
N. o,. ,ho Ill, IL L;,,
d - 80, - =" | eue " N'o"esS' NC
80 49, " ';.' 'h'a u'."y' ~ 1n opposue .oulse
sarsJ =, ~ '" "o" ''"'e'' "'s"' "A'e
90, =.
,,a ;a,srr,a" NJ, Man oesu'.enoe =, '",s ~
',os avsn;n, t,nnd h;s ;,,;ca =; 1e .'.. n. no,n.
-. 'N
Hss ,,v,b;,o oo,o - Ell, bo loa
Nv 81 .a"e so"e ~Io"s' Hn" "e "Sneu'
u,,.s o,,.I - .;,'I =. ''S
I,ns in INV dr.wsr - n,'n 80. LIZ
bill in her hand which She had ms, ,aLen nm,
of INV uocket-book that was stll open.'
Why Ella
1t is too true, [ charged it at once upon
her, and she burst into tears, and owned that
she was ooioo IN take the money and Zoo, !, !,
THAT accounts. then. for the frequency with
which YOU have missed small SUNG Of money
for several p,ortbs past
Yes. That is all plain enough now But
what shall we dol l cannot think of keeping
Jane any lynger.'
Perhaps she will never attempt such a
thing again, now that she has been discovered
i cannot trust her. should never feel
safe a moment. To have a thief about the
house. Oh no. That would never answer.
She will have to GO
Well, Ella, you will have to do what yon
think best; but you mustn't be too hard on
the poor creature. You mustn't think Of ex-
posing her, and thus blasting her character
1t might drive her to run.
But, is 1t right for me, knowing what she
H. 70 'es ne, 90 q".ey ha ln.o ano'her family
80, nn.. n 'I..', ""sua'u
- -. ia X. ne an.'''"s ~
~ - ""s' :" my oP'"
ION, Is Tor you 10 talk seriously 10 Jane, and
w. h"s ,a'n ,uD'e i'e" 81 "e's SUCH as
s"e 'as ooe" e"'i'y oi' ana 'iieh lei her 60,
"us,."s ,"d' s'e WIN feioru.
Bu There Is another fault that have dis
covered "''h'n week or Two past fauil
is vsrv had n,,e '''' -
.What is ,ba, EIIa7
Il do n,a ,bnt she 10 t;,d IN ,l,o hahn.
.WL.,n "' 80 "''" ~ ''e '''''
.i,,.rs cood r..so, c,- t,o,;..;..
;s m, t,ue N onI ,sar ~ I;,,I ~ h.ha 'nas s"e
.,,s,...c,..a his e., sn,na - 80 Pn'u!
an.l.. ! 80 .o,0s S,,I'Is'.,. . mo,e '"'"
founJ onr sweer NJ, snI,I,;ns as u r,,s ,.'ar,
,.o,,Io h,e.t III. sv,.r....,oo Of -, c.
/ cm,Ii NOT exac,Jv un,er.,nud I,oh, has
gradually broken 10 upou me. and now an
s,,,xf,. I'd that she has ann.ed him sh.,,.,,,i
:" 1oo "'''' '''' ~
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