The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-06
Corto,vcd nom First Po0c

meant for place of punishment or
legal revenge.
81 do not believe in the fixed or def
mite sentence. Il Is most absurd to
weigh and gauge just how long a man
must &c deprived of his liberty In or
der TO give him tlt-for-tat for a crime.
There are too many qualifications OF
prongdoing for any one to he able 10
name just and exact compensatory
penanCp Some men nigh, truly re-
pent OF their sin and their crime long
before their sentence expires Other
mem different ndtured, might serve out
their fixed sentence. and still feel no
sorrow for what they did wrong.
How can anybody say just how long
IL viii take 20 reform Varying sem
--nCes for varying crimes of our penal
code would be laughabl" We're they not
horribl, Judges sentence first offend
eis heavily for certain crimes and
| impose light sentences on more cal
louscd offenders for other more serious
Undertakings. lndetcrm!nate sentences
should be the rule. When AN offender
shows a change mentally and morally,
/ he should I've given fuller liberty ana
! fvnly parole"
Guard relief time had come Uni
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~ Is not shattered
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t,r, IVA, u.v., b,,. Ne.r sounded @"
v,op, -, NJ tsl,rre .ri.lyalv "'Tbn
mora ,,r study ,b.n ,5a more vn,, soc
Lo, M, ra, loo- lroun b,u. ,i,t,o
,,nsidor.d l,or instance" ana how. l,is
face If, mn f,r mo first limo with his
! first smile 81 ,,,s under tho imnressi,n
| ,ra nnsiiiv. cnnvictIon ma a cnrsn.
/ ou.nr. ~ mv c,ose association win
| prisoners fnr a week in Auburn prison.
! that as soon aS some ii them were re-
}eascd they might be tempted TO come
! TO me for money. GU, of So many.
surrey. ! thought I'll he bound Ia have
a cer-ain percentage of possible PEN
sionere
but would you believe il, not "A single
convict has appealed 70 me for aid. ON
the contrary, one man met on his re-
| lease from Auburn prison refused the
| s. proirered additional 20 his farewell
money received from the warden. lie
| Simply refused saying he vas going
east and would get work. Another man,
q convict with an instantly re'oEn. 2ah.c
! scar on his face, also refused my proff"r
| or so You wall De interested in know
ing the reason he gave. Said he:
because, II took 1t, know you'd think
That Ia sure 20 straight after accept
! Ing your kindness. | mean well enough
10 start IN Nraigtt' hut every cop in
/ ~" iorK SHOWS tnls mug II won d"
} Nuns ocioic IL ''i'u II = no use N' Try
i"S ."o S''"'sh' Saih'' ana Wheh
! p'eaN Ioose deain' there ia ne giving
YOU uH'S u'*'' 'o' III" present OF
your ~
| well can Ten you now much that
st"'eiheht from that man aHected me-
TAXED 10 MN ana pleaded WIN him
gnu wait W 'e'i you 'hi' ne TOOK the
30 many ana ne went 10 Ne" YORK
ana h'S so'nS SIraiEh'' lie u'upIed
part OF ms nature thit was conhdehl
"ou.u S'S,'Iu "I''i' - la'I treatment ana
'"' VI "Ni'o WIRE pl"usHt 10 lhhuehc.
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