A Narrative of the Proceedings of the Corporation of Harvard College Relative
A Narrative of the Proceedings of the Corporation of Harvard College Relative
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The meeting of the classes was without the li- cense of the President, ♦and therefore to be punished as a combination. A combination was in fact formed to do an act, expressly proliibited by the College Laws ; and in execution of the confederacy an act ot disobedience and disorder, prohibited by law, had been deliberately per- petrated.
The Immediate Government might have imposed a fine on all the offenders. But this measure would have had no tendency to procure a reformation. Pecuniary penalti...es, like admonition, when applied to all, are not viewed as punishments, but as a subject of derision. And the only effect, that would have been produced, would have been raising a revenue for the College by assess- ments on the purses of parents. To degrade the offend- ers, when all were to be degraded, was impossible. The least punishment, that remained for the Immediate Gov- ernment to inflict, was suspension.
The right to select some of the offenders, as the ob- jects of punishment to reform the v/hole, is sometimes 2tii excellent remedy, when it can be exercised on certar ^principles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The meeting of the classes was without the li- cense of the President, ♦and therefore to be punished as a combination. A combination was in fact formed to do an act, expressly proliibited by the College Laws ; and in execution of the confederacy an act ot disobedience and disorder, prohibited by law, had been deliberately per- petrated.
The Immediate Government might have imposed a fine on all the offenders. But this measure would have had no tendency to procure a reformation. Pecuniary penalti...es, like admonition, when applied to all, are not viewed as punishments, but as a subject of derision. And the only effect, that would have been produced, would have been raising a revenue for the College by assess- ments on the purses of parents. To degrade the offend- ers, when all were to be degraded, was impossible. The least punishment, that remained for the Immediate Gov- ernment to inflict, was suspension.
The right to select some of the offenders, as the ob- jects of punishment to reform the v/hole, is sometimes 2tii excellent remedy, when it can be exercised on certar ^principles.
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