Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-06
Discipline.

ne MOfu discipline has seq cIal def
niuou- but III his article we wish to CON
slider the subject with reference to one
definition only, that Of subsection to rule,
SabDtjSSireHeSs e. order and control. That
lit which knows nothing OF discipline is
deficient in one of the great essentials of
true living. The young man or young
woman who enters upon mature life with
olt having been subjected to the leSiti
mate discipline of home, school, munich
patty, state and nation is but lily pre-
pared to become an actor on the great
stage of human existence. The home.
school or government of whatever kind
which fails 70 discipline those under its
charge. is an element. not Of strength, but
If weakness; not If virtue, but OF vice.
-you-pleaSe municipal government,
for instance, which look> only to receipts
ana expenditures, which utterly disrcgards
7le protection Of society against vice and
crime, which is lax in the enforcement of
laH. j. but little better than no govern
aent at all. and does nothing TO discipline
rs supporters, cXcept-in the wrong di-
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deck. snote h.s f,:~ together and indplged
ohsceuity, which ought to have made =
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