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My point was simply that this was the appropriate punishment as opposed to the impeachment which was disportionate to the offense . A man may be said to be a partizan of the principle of utility , when the approbation or disapprobation he annexes to any action , or to any measure , is determined by and proportioned to the tendency which he conceives it to have to augment or to diminish the happiness of the community : or in other words , to its conformity or unconformity to the laws or dictates of utility . If , then , we give the name of healthy-mindedness to the tendency which looks on all things and sees that they are good , we find that we must distinguish between a more involuntary and a more voluntary or systematic way of being healthy-minded . When Dennis sought an explanation , the nurse quickly returned to the room which was guarded by a captain who asked Dennis to identify himself which he did , explaining that he had brought an injured airman to the hospital . By the principle of asceticism I mean that principle , which , like the principle of utility , approves or disapproves of any action , according to the tendency which it appears to have to augment or diminish the happiness of the party whose interest is in question ; but in an inverse manner : approving of actions in as far as they tend to diminish his happiness ; disapproving of them in as far as they tend to augment it . After a short time at 26 knots , the engine room made a call to the bridge which gave us a good laugh . Travelling eastwards - parallel to the Reef which is over to the right , the Diver will now pass over the remains of No 2 Hold before arriving at the section that once separated the two cargo holds .