Biennial Report 2
Biennial Report 2
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The amount of punishment is of little oonse- •quence. These men must learn that the laws of the country will be en- forced . Whatever is wrong in society must be remedied in peaceful ways.
These men have but little idea of the intense feeling in the rural districts gainst their doctrines of the division of property, etc They have an idea that the police are particularly hostile to them. The laboring man who -can go to a home of his own is a capitalist; and this idea that the financial wrongs in... society can be remedied by violence is ridiculous.
The extreme penalty for the offense is one year at hard labor. The judge, taking into consideration that the pris- oners had already spent over two months in the county jail, and the fact that the jury had recommended them to the mercy of the court, sentenced each of them to nine montha ^Although the cases began under Judge Mallory, affidavits of prejudice were filed which resulted in calling A. Scott Sloao, of Beaver Dam, to Mil- waukee to try them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The amount of punishment is of little oonse- •quence. These men must learn that the laws of the country will be en- forced . Whatever is wrong in society must be remedied in peaceful ways.
These men have but little idea of the intense feeling in the rural districts gainst their doctrines of the division of property, etc They have an idea that the police are particularly hostile to them. The laboring man who -can go to a home of his own is a capitalist; and this idea that the financial wrongs in... society can be remedied by violence is ridiculous.
The extreme penalty for the offense is one year at hard labor. The judge, taking into consideration that the pris- oners had already spent over two months in the county jail, and the fact that the jury had recommended them to the mercy of the court, sentenced each of them to nine montha ^Although the cases began under Judge Mallory, affidavits of prejudice were filed which resulted in calling A. Scott Sloao, of Beaver Dam, to Mil- waukee to try them.
What to read after Biennial Report 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wisconsin. Bureau of Labor And Industrial Statistics. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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