J. WARREN BAILY, MASSACHUSETTS,

Spoke about discharged prisoners, what shall be done with them, how

shall he be aided, and how long? Best way, to seek some employment

or trade for him on his discharge. Aid should begin when he enters

the prison gate and continue till he goes out. (Reference was made

to the Penna. Prison Journal “At the Prison Gate.”) No person should

be discharged a citizen, but paroled for a time, with continuous

oversight. What we need is graded reformatories, with three grades,

place him in the second, and he can work up to the first, or drop back

to the third, and then has to work up to the first before he can be

paroled. Spoke of the need of well-managed prisons and reformatories,

where vast numbers had gone through the three grades and come out good

citizens.

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