The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-01-14

satisfy you OF the expediency OF en-
enlargement, by law, to the estab
. lishment Of private iniirmaries anC
, asyluns, in which there Is reason t,
believe many viii be maintained h,
their own means or 10y relatives anl
friends, and that others, needing
help from the state, can. IN many
cases, be provided tor at much les,
tlnn the present coat. Thcy wil
also. it may bo hoped, recommend
tn all entrusted with the !ninistrn
iirn ~ these institutions, the du IL,
lOi economy in expenditure and wig |.
anc" IN oversight.
Many individuals OF the classe:
: partially provided Tor, IN the stat,
AsylumS, are inmates of the county
IuiirmarIcs. This fact imparts al
ditiunal force to the general consld-
orations which suggest further legs-
latioh tor the regulation ot there
institutions. lresret that the Cnm-
missioner appointed under the act OF
ypnr br,.lp caalnrA Pa sy.Tniuu the
rsnnr,. renuirod hv u .nJ mr.n.r. w .
Xii fnr ,,r hn,,nr .nI,,rna,t ,",,r.
lar;on anJ n,o,,nnn,, az I,Gr,n.
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tultill tnn in,v ';,n,os.J hv n;. ~. w
nnin,m.n, ,rns, L,,synr ".' ,ha, M
In, pr,pare,in, nf , M, NOR Hi anJ
the necessary L.vi.iotiv. .c,;nu ,n,n
il will n,t h. limo dslaynd
/ Ann,hsr ;,nn,,,tan, ,I.,n.nt or,or.
;ny intn .vnrv ,L.oust. as,;,,u,s -,
soci, cond;t;,n ~ thar of naun.r
lam In Ohio me msnn.r c.I"ss !.
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r,,,hor of nnnr s,,n,,nr,n3 ,rholI, ~.
n,rtiaIIv br ,hs hnhl;r IA Soj ~
Estin,;ingtbn nonnI,t;,,, of,L. .,,,o
?, h, > I1o nnn ,h, nr,no,,;o, -,
naunnrs ia an. /, 161 ri. nrnnor
,;nn az On. san,a .J,.s IN E,,I.nL :.
nna in t,v.lvo. in Nv " IL ao-
.nrI;n,, ,n ,,,. conan. ofIsso ana !,
iIv. ~ N,ss,chns.t,. ana in .,,,v
Gvs r,r ,L. nrnvrntinn of II. H.
crease in Ohi, ye mu,t rely nm A..
aid oT .docot;nn mon ,Le ii,,, ,,.ncn
RI rail- Ion and unon canal I,y.
s,our;,7, ~ l.hor Ira ;uit s,,rs -,
nrnJun,ion Tire i. no r.ason tn
ieIpecr, however, tliat tnu poor win
lever cease out Of tle land. Here.
after. a. heretofore. it will bo the du-
ty Of stat,s and individual. 10 ou,.n
WIDE the hand to III. needy. Let II,
hone that orr own .t,to. sn honor
ably distinsu shed for her ins,itu.
tions Of benevuluuce, will never ,ail
in the lust Lerlorr.nce OF il.
To ascertain the entire number of
the dependent classes. twill be nro.
per 70 add to tho number OF the in.
,nnr AMI otherwise n ,turally iniirm
& 04D AMI To the nuubrot manners
1850. the AVERAGE number daily in
confinement under charxs or sen.
teuce for crime, esti,nlted ntlIiD).
making the whole nunber Of persons
to ho maintained wholly, or in part
from hubble revenues or Nv private
Aid % DO
This aggregate iuclule. all ,h.
insane. th, iiiu,ic. the deaf and
.dumb the blind. the in-door and
lout-door pauuer-. and tho i,uurison.
led Th, wh lie mas. NAV hrcom,
At any time what much the l,ryr,
ipnrtion ia at ALI ti,nes a chary. In
ON the state Itis wha, NAV be inst.
lly called the iutirrn element Of sneie.
lty Its proportion to the whole con.
,titut.s an import ant Indication o,
the moral and industrial condition o
a state That proportion in Ohio !,
a. one I, seyenty. five. in Nassachn
.,tt. "A one to forty. one. in New
Il York IA one TO sixteen
Undr the General name of Crime
A An element Of social condition
NAV be comurehended all action "a
, ,oci,,ed or inJiviluI which v,o
; latips moral Obligation intlicts in
. iurv ON p.rsons or society What
, have 10 snbmit 10 Won RELATING +,
. crime in our own state, will howey
= er, be conlineI to tn. proportion ,
. offences against positiy. laws to Iii
a total popuI.tion AMI to their r,tarl
A in, and disturbing influence on III
4 otherwise heaI,htul snI regular prC
/. ,ress of society. The numb rof in