The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1889-04-06


tho Joliet dis, pente
of all prisons in th
charge of tho Huntin
being engaged by IL
at $4,000 per annun.
not bo confounded with
inmates aro required t,
other penitcntiarcs, b
vantages, such as nigl.
tunities to converse wi
bly,, etc. Prisoners ar
ton after the mnnne'
In that state all
Sing Sing. There
board which sits
habitua criminal
strictly tho crimir
work at once in
they urc sent to FIJI
other branch penitent.
to DO preferred y"
existence of caste
among the nat;
IL remember
jefferson City
a glance Us
You hav
"With
| tho slight
| sali, but it
"'And "
'I1e hung
blcd out, 'Bul
"And that b..
tory A man W.
has Slot or othcl
who has always been IL.
say, law abiding citizen, ms..
think that his incarceration puts Ii
moral level with tho burglars, thievt
cut throats who ure his prison mates. :
u man is most likely, in tho bitterness of hi
spirit, tc become unruly, and become n sub
jcct for discipline. To whip u man of that
class is to mako him worse. He would
no contrition for his oircllse but while
nlzng that he was sub biected to Il
would only cherish bitter feeinr
MODEL. pRIsoNl.l
; professional crimiJ
oncrs. from n keepers
or third tcrmcr is alw
by IL contractor. Su,
has nothing TO gam
and ho sets to work to m.
as possible"
"The idea of life being mo,.
pentcntiary is rather pervcrtc
term"
sob, no; solno people could
believe i'll tho middle of the
Negroes are particularly Jig
Jftcu think of an incident
phase of character. 1t was
1 but particularly cold \
! couple of well fed, lusy
! nected with tho kitchen We
/ the yard, when lncre VT,
round house u particularly
| He was II whito man. and
!, for hog stealing down in
4 where, some tine durugfH
/ meriiiHo had lain in jaii.
ri vi MT xritf
| tksni that WHICH he word
diet was not over liber(
fipSafellow iucksd Hike
ihAs.. heI, walked across
I. seemed TO fairly bloWtQ
| tcrs and his anatomy, and
| felt tho blast Ono of the
! the chattcring wretch, and
! his mate, with contcntc.
! like times war mighty hare
/. "'Yourc shouting, rep
| "But want To again
| about reform. Tho pei;
| mislcad you OH this suDj,
| looked into the matter.
| recall the exact figure,
| convicts that was returned
| very small, certainly below m
meet men every day of rr, yua..
| done timc, come out, scttleA ooA Mons7
| former acquaintance ana. w in ~.
see, in tho course of yea. wy
hundreds of them, i'll all walks oi
| ing at tho trades. driving team and III hi.;l,
walks. The rule, however, is for u man Who
| during lis confinement has seen tho error of
his ways to so off to some strange locu.ty
and commence life again Every town in tho
country has its Jean Vatican | meet them
everywhere, and travel cxtcnsivcly-rcn
who come up to me and say. That term
served with yo1 made man of me Tho
police oHcerss Glib AXIOM, once a thief
always thief, finds no echo inmy- heart. 1t
is potniy igtsu&bn. tor discgss the whippans.,
fsstro . 1stail Horrible as is Il, It y sapc+ J.
hcled BY Nv L = for the legislature .sB
abolish' it.1L only giTc nay opinion, btid y
upon obesr walton here and abroad. that bet. 4;
tee results, both to the men and the contract
os1 en- bo obtained without it, or any of the
hls3ft punishmcnts To take this view, |
y qgkt stand squarely on the platform that the
\ eates duty is not to punish convic,s. but to
Efeform thcl,."--St. Louis Globe Democrat.
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