PART II. UNDER THE PUNITIVE AND MONEY-MAKING SYSTEM.
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1 . Warden Chosen, and new Arrangements for the Chaplain, 61
2 . Chaplain almost Resolved to Resign, but Decides to Continue and Arranges his Work, 64
3 . Cells Cleared of Trinket-making and Tracts, 65
4 . Necessity for the Chaplain's Undertaking what He Did, 65
5 . New Phase at the Prison, and the Chaplain's Efforts, 66
6 . Sabbath School Commences, 69
7 . The Warden's Views Considered, 69
8 . Chaplain's Restrictions, 73
9 . Prisoner's Aid Association, 76
10 . Complaint of Prison Hunger, 76
11 . Chaplain's Object in hearing from Released Prisoners and Others, 77
12 . B. and E.'s request, and the Connected Abuse, 78
13 . Alleged Prison Conspiracy, 80
14 . National Prison Reform Congress, 81
15 . Money-making and Punishing, the Paramount Objects in our Prison Management, 83
16 . Waste Paper in the Cells, 83
17 . Defective Beds and Bedding, 84
18 . Cracked Wheat Dinner, 86
19 . Bad Fish, &c., 87
20 . Prison Suffering from Cold During the Winter of '70 and '71, 88
21 . Lighting the Hall, 93
22 . The Aid of the Association to Released Prisoners, and Warden's Course, 94
23 . Lecturing for the Prison Aid Association, 99
24 . Prison Correspondence under the New Rule, 100
24 1-2. Chaplain under a System of Espionage, 102
25 . The Chaplain's Pacific Efforts severely Taxed, 104
26 . Death of Gideon Sylver, 109
27 . The Sylver Case Excitement and Hearing before the Governor and Council, 115
28 . Preparing for the Adjourned Session, 118
29 . The Adjourned Hearing, 120
30 . Motives for Desiring the Chaplain's Removal, 122
31 . Chaplain's Change of Course, and the Question as to who should Conduct the Prison Correspondence, 124
32 . Change, for a Time, in the Warden's Management, 127
33 . The Fate of Henry Stewart and others, 129
34 . Warden's Want of Courtesy to Prisoners' Visitors, 132
35 . Effects of the new Order upon the Prisoners, 133
36 . Comparative Prison Order for the two years, 139
37 . Good Traits in the Warden for Prison Service, 143
38 . Chaplain's Inability to Prevent Knowing more or less of the Prisoners' Troubles and the Prison Management, 143
39 . Secular School Success, 144
40 . Sabbath School Success, 147
41 . Religious Success, 149
42 . Lack of Truthfulness at the Prison, 149
43 . Reported Quarrel between the Warden and Chaplain, 151
44 . Prison Report for '71, 153
45 . Efforts of the Prison Aid Association for Legislation in Favor of the Prison, 163
46 . Experience with the new Government, 169
47 . Chaplain Determines to Have an Investigation into the Charges against Him, 170
48 . Anniversary of P. A. Association for '71, and remarks on our Jails, 171
49 . Fourth of July at the Prison in '71, 173
50 . Chaplain's Removal from Office, 174
51 . Prison Fare under the new Government, 176
52 . The Warden Question, 177
53 . Experience at the Prison subsequent to Dismissal, 178
54 . Prison Report for '72, 181
55 . International Penitentiary Congress, London, July 3-13, '72, 188
Conclusion, 197