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this system. Those who oppose this system must
any have yet seen, to convince me- that these
States and nations are wrong; that the most dis
tIngulshed philosophers and phlanthropists, who
have written on the subject wrong that che
public opEon in the United States is wrong. Ii
is not probable that such large majority of those
who have devoted time and study to the considera-
ton of this subj ject should have committed mis-
take as egregious this, while IL is very probable
that the few who yet oppose The system are either
deficient In Information. Influenced BY cir
cumstances not connected with its merits In my
next number shall consider penitentiary as cal
culated to accomplish the second object of punish
menI-the reformation of criminals. GILES.