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Honest and Criminal Labor.

Inc WOrklnSmen'S Union has issued for
signature a petition to the Legislature,
against the system of recruiting the trades
6y the present method of employing the
labor of convicts. The offender against
civil society, while entitled, by virtue Of 4
wholesome sympathy, to certain encourages
ments calculated to promote his reform
ought certainly not to be made subject of
invidious rewards. To give a good trade
to q criminal because he has waged war
upon mankind, is not only wrong but i'm
polite; while honesty and virtue is oblip-
ed to earn scanty subsistence at the hard
labor of the pick or crowbar. AS cues
tion of public morals, then, wo hold shat
the system of training convicts in the skill
ed branches ofindustry is, in effect, neither
more nor less than bonus on crime. The
only rational object to he contemplated by
convict labor is that 0fymorap discipline
and this may certainly be accomplished
without benetitting the material interests,
OF the convict, or, in other words, sending
him out OF Jail with a reward for his crime,
by employing him in any Of those ruler
forms OF toll which train him to the ways
OF virtue by constant aud systematic occu-
pationadao D mad. i',tr-f .,,-, oo,,r,
Rewarding offenders against society Is.
however, not the only wrong of the present
system of convict labor. The "Peniten-
tiary Bird who has been paid for his'crime
by the acquisition of trade, takes his place.
when he Is turned into the world, among
the members of chat craft. And thus do
the higher walks of manual labor bec0nB
subject to constant recruitment from the
cells of Sing Singi The morale of the.
working classes, and that foundation OF
their virtue, their self-respect, become ifl !
that way subject to a continued Influence or
degradation, and the Statecan certainly NOT
afford to look on passively at q condition of
things which tends, thus directly, to de-
bapeh the men who constitute the sheet
anchor Of her civil society. The Trades'
Union, in applying to the Legislature ON
the subject, has, therefore, done a liltv.5toig y
not only its own members, but has done q i
still more important duty TO the best inter-
ests OF the people of the State and country.
We hope that all the SHORTCOMINGS pointed
out IN the law by the petitioners will res
eeive the fullest consideration from the
Legislature; and that they will Be covered
fully by an anleudatorY. enactment euarTl.l !
ing thoroughly. against the. principle Of re-s
warding criminals, and securing the pro-
lection Of honest industry from either COM
position Qra@9eiation with menWho would
not occupy a, position TO involve such an
injury to upright citizens, save only BY the
factoi crimes against society ~ N.F. We,os.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-27

( THE Radicals have intFodnced over 20
amendments TO the Constitution before the,
present Congress. It must have been a.
very sickly Constitution, as prepared by
those old humbugs, Washington, Jefferson,
and other ganeisnts Of revolutionary days.
--7NsK,i Times, i, ,asa,lagis-g Josggs ~