The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-30

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e - tH0i' 'le central ana dominant IDEA
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oti'iiiiiaI, IS II the prevention OF the rep
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great thinkers such as Paley, Bentham
ana Brougham. lis assertion from the
bench in old days is Wei illustrated by the
story told by my friend Sir Harry Poland
IN an article written by him in the New
REVIEW June, 1885 p 6-S. A horse stealer,
on being asked what he had to say why
Judgment oil death should not be passed
upon MN, said 1t was hard to hang a man
Tor ohiy stealing morse. The judge re-
pled' Man. thou- arr not to be hanged
only Tor stealing horse, but that horses
| may not De sto!en.
Inc reIofmatory principle has emerged
| lnto prominence IN quite modern times,
| through the spread of the philanthropic
| spirit, ana an increased belief in the po-
| tency OF education as a purifying and ele-
| Natlng force.
| There can be no question l think. that
| both reformation and prevention are prin-
| ciples which, in regard alike 10 mode and
| extent of punishment. properlv have an
| important place in the consideration of
! the statesman VINO frames penal legisIa-
| ton and of the Judge when he is melting
! out punishment in the particular case
| But the root idea. the governing DrLnciDle
| of the punishment of crime IS peit1er the
! reformation of the criminal nor the nre
| v,ntion of crime II Is the fitness of euf
ferinT to sin-tbe relation which ought
| TO exist betWeen wickedness and main
| The needful measure OF punishment,
| viewed in relation 10 repression, will OBJ
| viOusly vary in different localities and at
! different times. Circumstances OF the par
! ueular epoch or the particular place may
| largely affect both the degree of mischief
! to the community which the commission
OF certain class of crime may cause, and
the degree OF the temptation to the COM
mission of 1t. Essential requisites, for the
| purpose or repression, which must AZ