This report brings to light the harsh conditions and mistreatment of prisoners at New-Gate Prison in Connecticut during the early 19th century. The findings of the committee shed light on the inhumane treatment of inmates and the need for reform in the penal system. This historical document is an important reminder of the need for compassion and human rights in our justice system.

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