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.,rs from the nmount drawn from the
'T TTi..sury, since the 10th Of Feb, 1882, thai,
~ .seieucy IS more than 5000 dollars annually;
IN. we may fairly infer that the convicts
o,rnins each more. than Is cents per day.
oresume that no one will contend ,ha, h,
~ tax the people at the rate of 5000 dollars
l'ssIy, S in ordrr that those living in the vicinity
y. " ,ssOns. cheap carriages. &C.; nor do we
~. ,Ie people of the Stale will be satisfied
L,s such injustice.


,. n,dersirnod believe that il there was a
.,as fixed on tho work done by the convic,s.
~oald earn At least 40 cents per day each,
"a would be amply sufficient, for the support
,ls institution.


4. you are aware. gentlemon, that the low
charged at the Penitonliary, is fas, drawing
! ~-cb,nics from this place, we hope you will
.SIy eoG,ply with the request. Respectfully


kc.. J. W. WALKER,


S. o. HALLER.