Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-10-14

prisoner in which the severity of the law compes
cruel sentence would be held against proper
enforcement and would appeal strongly the sympathy the
motion wave of unhealthy agitation that would sweep the
Would be imposing for non payment of
fines liquor that period be fixed beyond which
of the fine imposed? If it could be shown the
respondent destitute of property from which he could the
the same TINA ronos in the Ct o 81 m law, ana at
in and then take bond for the
be valid and enforced fhe respondent is guilty
offence Would not the giving of bond operate
ing influence upon the offender keep liquor
AS is there is too much temptation for him try to ecoup him
self by increased sales Certainly there should be letting up
the pursuit of the seller; every should be closely
guarded and the gradually frightened until he abandon the
The repor the Reform School shows that there
the day girls boys on fuough
from the institution and that girls boys
present at the institution.
Total for the biennial term have been
Total receipts from the operations the 31O792
Leaving net expense to the State 29O6O73
The per capita expense for the inmates of
schooling of children where high standard is attempted and
attained this price high although commend you careful
study Of the e, scope and purpose of the school
while many greatly benefte and will bee good citizens.
With ample would be wise to attempt thorough
classification Of the inmates; but think best
the State will be suseved the school kept small possible
each child committed will readily effect this
cannot speak in too high of the excellent discipline that
prevails and the hcatu teachers
and the beneficial results attained this institution
CORRECTION.
An examination of the report of the officers of the House of
Committed during the last two GIL
' Dol
Whole number discharged
Remaining June 80 1892
heceps have been ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1888
Net expense .................S13,1367
appears that the earnings of the institution for the past two
to
chase Of the working plant and supplies keep the pis
employed by the inven-
tory In estimating the maintaining House
ton is that this should be treated appropria
ton for permanent improvements
The discipline of the institution of the highest order of
the prisoners has been sent to the State prison for aggravated
institution should avoided
L call your attention to the remarks of the Superintendent
corning short term Imprisonment for violation Of the liquor law
The Trustees ask for appropriation of build wall
good past painted would continue
for some time to do service and not be unsightly
PRISON
The management State Prison appears to of high order
The report shows the institution to have been
Debted with Observation-Disclosures 459469S
To have been credited with. 34S4S52
Leaving debit balance ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOBS
The amount paid under the act to aid discharged con-
vcs was. 2,41600
Balance, expense the State for operating the prison
for the biennial ending June 30 S,GS245
Our penal institutions represent 81
tons to society We cannot that obligation avoid the
expense Quite likely profit M vii diminish
with time but for the present Trustees able
poymen for the prisoners that brings reasonable
desirable make them self
be but not expect so favorable turn in affairs
There little prospect would Of doing much better and
tn ArefOre attention and Jmcal
management of the various institutions.
have of sympathy with the which seeks
long 1t is better that
empty walls than that this spirit should seize hold of the of
the requires that the do b. allowed
unwhipped of justice but when this is accomplished must
the prisoner to society.
Insane Asylums of the st
of the O the
Insane
BrutlebOr0
From Supervisors report Learn