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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-18

l1rifin Hooker, Mcclure, Smith, White.-S.
substituted then adopted by the following
@fe##At&
YEAs-Messrs AenB Barry Carter. Chalmers Everett Fe
we'll FITZGERALD Johnston McCaskill Mcneil, Men
denhal Morgan, Oldham, Pratt, Reynolds, Shirley
Stewart Stone Taylor Terry Thompson Thornton ana
Tutte26. eA Ss1---e4- @+f@~
NAYs-Messrs. Catchings, Foote Furlong-S. -ss.
ABSENT AND NOT vcr1NG-Messrs Albright Cacott Gray
Griffin, Hooker Mcclure Smith and Whites
Sims and moved the adoption of the following
order:
Ordered Secretary process
such witnesses the Managers counsel for the respond
and that the Sergeant authorized
eputze the sheri of the several counties other proper
such witnesses the Sergeant
farms cannot conveniently execute.
Said order adopted by the following vote
YEAs-Messrs Allen, Barry Carter Catehings Chalmers,
Everett Fewe FitzGerad Foo Furong Graham. Johnston
McCaskll Mcneil, Mendenhal, Me Morgan Oldham Pratt,
Reynolds Shirley, Sims Stewart Stone Taylor Terry Thomp
son, Thornton and Tuttle-29 1@A4-
NAYs-None.
ABSENT AND VorlNG-Messrs. Albright Calcott Gray,
Griffin Hooker, Mcclure, Smith and Whites.
Mr. Chalmers: Chief Justice move that Senate
sitting Court of Impeachment the the I'm
parchment Adebert Ames Governor of the of Mis-
sisspp do adjourn until Wednesday, the 22d day of
March instant at 104 O'Clock NJ. which prevailed
Thereupon Chief Justice declared that the Senate
Court of Impeachment the the Governor of
the State, adjourned until the time indicated,
TOFFIc1A1.] d. p PORTER,
Secretary of Senate.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-18
ARTICLE XII.

That said Thomas w. Cadozo, Superintendent OF fupnc
Education of Mississippi unmndul of the duties
of his office and violation of the oath of his office was
guilty of Office in this toWlt that he the SAID
W. Cardozo Superintendent of Public Educatlon as
aforesaid between the first day OF January
d. 1874 and the of October, A. d. 1874, did know
ingy wuy coupy and feloniousy present for payment
to w H. Auditor of Public Accounts OF the State OF
Mississippi therefor divers and sundy
forced witness certificates OF divers
dry signed by the said Thomas W. Cardozo, as
Circuit Clerk of county said State during his term
of the 1873, and did then and there
and sundy State warrants from said Auditor In
divers and sundry forged and fraudulent wit
altered and presented for payment in war
and did then and there demand warrants for
divers other forged and fraudulent witness cert
Gates aforesaid which then and there refused he the
Thomas W. Cardozo Superintendent aforesaid well
the said certificates to be fraudulent and forged by
the said Thomas W. Cardozo Superintendent
of Education the State of Mississippi guilty of
high crimes great scandal reproach of the
and against the and dignity of the State
Mississippi. s. ExEruH
Representatives, prOtesatiOn
the liberty of exhibiting, any time hereafter
further articles impeachment against
said Thomas w. Cardozo and also of replying to his
which he shall make the articles herein preferred
him. offering proof to the and every
thereof all and every other article, accusation,
which shall be exhibited by them, the
shall require do demand that the said Thomas W. Carozo
be the high and misdemeanors herein
charged him. and that such proceedings
trials and judgments be thereupon had and
q be agreeable to law and Justice.
Passed Representatives, by vote
March 9th 1876. .sa
[Si4medl H. NJ. STREET
Speaker of House of Representatives.
Attest;
G. NJ. GovAN, Clerk House Representatives,
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interest of said respective parties, moety II;
and by then and there corruptly proposing ana
children in said CITY OF ycksburg and county of Waren 70
accomplish and by then and there corlupe anu
fanduently attempting divert and by counsellng
sion of the pubc moneys State in the city and county
aforesaid appropriated and paid in for the use ana in
the educable children State to the JOINT ana seNe
tere of the respective parties aforesaid the SAID W
Cardozo Superintendent of Public Education as aoresa'
was guilty Of high in office to the great scan
dial and reproac people and against the peace ana 9
nifty the State of Mississippi
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-18
IMPEACHMENT TRIAL
T TOMAS W. CARDOZO.
State Superintendent of Public Education.
CONCLUDED.
SPECIFICATION SECOND.
| CONCLUDED.

That the said Thomas w Cardozo Superintendent of Public
Education of the State of Mississippi about the 7h
of April 1874 did wrongfuly corrupty unawfuy take
have and receive from T. Hobart and divers other
to the House of Representatives unknown, constituting
firm of f. T. Hobart Company, doing business in the
Louis and State Missouri the thousand
dollars and divers other the House Of
unknown, for the consideration that he the said Thomas
Cadozo Superintendent aforesaid had heretofore
about the 10th day of February A d. 1874 wronguy
cOrruptly and unaw fully ordered said f.
Company and caused to be furnished him, Thomas w
Cadozo, superintendent aforesaid divers Blanks, Books
Registers and Ledgers thousand
two thousand Glass Books and two hundred and fifty Ledgers
and had wit: the day and year
caused of the State of Mississippi
W. H. Gibbs Auditor of Public Accounts the State Mis-
ssspp the Treasurer of said State for the
the
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-18
Attest,
g. M. GovAN, Clerk House Representatives.

And demand that you the said Thomas W. Cardozo Super
ntendent Of Public Education for the State of Mississippi
should be put to the accusations forth in said
Articles and that such proceedings examinations trials and
judgments might be theeupon had agreeable
justice
YOU the said Thomas W. Cardozo Superintendent Public
Education for the State of Mssisspp therefore, hereby
summoned to be and appear before the Senate the State
Mississippi at their Chamber in the city of Jackson Tues
day. March the 14th, A d. 1876 1O o'clock,
there to the said Articles of Impeachment then
and there abide obey and perform such ORDERS directions
and judgments the Senate of the State Mississippi
make in the premises according the Constitution laws
of the State of Mississippi
Hereof you not to fail.
WITNESS j. M Stone President pro tempore and Presiding
Officer of the said Senate at the city OF Jackson the
18th day of March, in the of Lord
and seventy SIX and the independence of the
the hundredth.
j. M STONE
President pro empore Of Senate and Presiding
Officer of the Court of impeachment
Attest;
ID. P. PORTER, Secretary of the Senate Fl
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-18
ARTICLE XI.

That said Thomas W Cardozo, Superintendent 81 ruohc
Education Mississippi unmndful OF the duties
Of his violation of his oath Of office was guilty OF
high rnisdaneanor office in this towt that the salo
Thomas W. Cardozo about the first day OF January A
D. 1875 at the city of Jackson In SAID state ala
knowingly and corupy and gul make false return
of the number educabe children in Warren county In SAID
State to Gibbs Auditor of Public Accounts anu aio
then and wuly wrongfuly corrnpty and knowngy
in office to the great candai ana
people, against the and dignity OF
the State of Mississippi.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-18
SPECIFICATION THIRD.

That the said Thomas W. Carozo Superintendent of Public
Education of the State of Mississippi day
April d. 1874 did wrongfuy corrupty, and unawfuy take
have and receive from John Raymond
in the State OF Mississippi the of dollars
and divers other to the House of Representatives
unknown for the consideration the said Thomas w
Cardozo Superintendent of Public Education aforesaid
heretofore owt: about the II h day February
d. 1874 wrongfuy corrupt and unawuy ordered by and
through and from the Pilot Publishing Company
to be furnished to him, Thomas W. Cardozo Superintendent
of Public Education aforesaid Blanks
tiers and egers owit two thousand School Registers
thousand Glass Books and two hundred and fifty Ldgers
had, tow the day and mentioned caused
warrants of the State of Mississippi be by w H.
Gibbs Auditor of Public Accounts for the Mssis-
pp the Treasurer of said State
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-18
ARTICLE X.

That said Thomas w Cardozo Superintendent of Public
Education for the State of Mississippi unmndul of the dna
Of his office and of his oath of Office was guilty of a hiob
misdemeanor In office in this that the said Thomas "
Cardozo or about the first day of May A. d. 1874 at To-
w.t. the city of Vcksburg in the county of Warren in tho
State Of Mississippi did, fraudueny and corrptlv nrones
to G. T. Burt who then COUNTY
dent of Education for the said county of Warren to divert
and convert the joint and benefit of the said Tbo
w Cardozo and f. Burt large of money to- wit. the
of four thousand dollars, in this wit that in the dist
button of the State Teachers Fund arising under the act f
the Legislature of said State entitled AN Act to amend tho
laws of the State in relation to public education approved
April H. A d. 1873, the said Thomas w Cardozo sooaad
to the said O. f. Burt that large surplus fund of mone
could be realized account of the difference between the @
tua number of educabe children said city and COUNTY -
reported by the and the reported by the G.
perntendent of Public Educaton by then and there cor
py proposing counselng and offering contract that said
surplus fund money. realized as aforesaid sl
be divided and converted aforesaid joint and several
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-18

GEO. MURREY, of Pelahatchie, Miss.
Far superior to the improved Arrr
durability-there can be no improvsnn,,
on the scraper'
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-18
SPECIFICATION FOURTH.

That the said Thomas w Cardozo Superintendent Pub
lie Education OF the State of Mississippi about the
enth day of April A d. 1874 did, wrongfuy corruptv and
unawfuy take have and receive from the Pilot Publishing
Company an incorporated Company of the State of Mis-
sssippi doing business in the city of Jackson the sum
of one thousand dollars and divers sums to the
house Oh epresentves unknown for the consideration
that he, the said Thomas w. Cardozo Supernten dent
OF Public Education aforesaid had heretofore towit:
on or about the tenth day of February A. d. 1874 wrong
fully corrupty and unlawfuy ordered from the said pilot
Pubshlng Company and caused to be furnished the
s homaS Cardozo Superintendent aforesaid divers
Danks BOOKS registers and edgers two thousand
scheo two thousand class books hundred
ana ny egers ana had on tow the day and year first
above mentioned the State of Msssi
to be issued by W. H. Gibbs of Public Accounts M
the state oil mississippi upon the Treasurer State for
the of the -
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-18

The foregoing writ of summons addressed -
Cardozo superintendent of Public Education for 81 "
Mississippi and the foregoing precept add e State of
in day GUY p on the said Thomas Caozo se
delivering to and leaving with him trne aod BY
the same " ms Once the usual place business Of h .,
instant at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ ~ oen oay OF March
JAMES w LANGLEY, -serg'tatAr
Ae u e Legislature of the State of Mississinn
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-18

Jno. B. LEWIS, of Stems Greek, RANKIN
81 pronounce it success a nov :,
the patronage of all farmers
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-18
IMPEACHMENT TRIAL
3 rEADELBERTe AMES,
Governor of the State of Mississippi 5oat1
s ECO ND d A Y .

SECOND DAY.
SENATE CHAMBER Friday March II, 1876.
AZ 1oi O'clock A. NJ the Presiding Officer Hon NJ.
President pro the Senate announced that all Legsa
tee and Executive business ordered
for the purpose proceeding to business connected with the
impeachment OF the Governor Of the Sa'e ana
vacated the chair -. D s.z@
The Chief Justice having previously entered the Bar OF the
the Presidents chair and announced the
~ Of Open directed the Sergeant Arms
to make proclamation The formal proclamation then
read by the Sergeant at Arms. 32
The Secretary was the Managers the
part of House that the Senate organized Court of
Impeachment and ready to proceed in the matter OF the I'M
peachment Of the Governor of the State
Mr. TAYLOR: Mr. Chief JUSTICE that counsel
for the respondent present the Senate Chamber move
that they invited to seats within the Bar sab
Which carried 800. - .s-as
Whereupon Thomas j. Duant and Michael Clancy
Of Washington City, entered the Bar of the Senate
The Managers part the House. announced by
the Sergeant Arms and invited within the Bar by the
Chief Justice
There1pon Messs Managers Featheston Percy Tucker,
Spght Muow entered the Bar of the Senate and took
The Journal of yesterdays proceedings read and
approved
The matter the impeachment of the Governor of the
State then taken up.
The Chief Justice the Sergeant make
the Writ of Summons issued in this the 10th
under previous order of the Court of impeachment
The following by the Sergeant Arms made read
and fled to-wt: 49,. t>@
The foregoing Writ Of Summons addressed Adebert
Ame the State Mississippi and the foregoing
Precept addressed this day duly served the said
ofthe Of Mississippi deliver
ing leaving with him and attested copy
his usual place of abode 1.-THE Governors Mansion)
Thursday March 10TH instant at fifteen minutes six
O'Clock
ISigned JAMES W. LANGLEY,
Sergeant Arms of the Senate of the Legislature of
the State of Mississippi
Sergeant made oath said
open Secretary Senate in the following
words
a. James W. Langley Sergeant at Arms of the Senate
solemnly that the made by
March, 1875 by the Senate of
State Mississippi against Adbert Ame Governor
State Mississippi truly made and that have
such services therein described So help God!'
The Chief Justce-The Sergeant at Arms will call the
respondent ..s ...ft. .zn .-#a .. ..a...
The Sergeant Arms then called aloud Adelber Ames
Governor of the State of Mississippi! Adelbert
of the State of Mississippi Appear before this
Impeachment and make to the Articles
herein preferred against by the House Represen
tatves! F.
Whereupon Hon. Thomas J. Durant arose and said: Mr.
Chief Justice here counsel for his Excelencv
Governor and have his authority his appearance
the to him from this Court ask for
him reasonable time in which to the Arti
authority. He then read a follows: =
Before the Honorable the Senate the Mssspp
sitting High Court of impeachment
In the of
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-18

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tronize Home institutions, and keen Van,
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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-18

]. F. LEE, of Byram, Miss, says:
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light, turns very well, goes in the g,oni
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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-18
PRECEPT.

The STATE MISSISSIPPI iss. f|NEEM##@ &.#ss
senate OF .ne state OF Mlsslssippi To James W. Lang
ley oergeant-at- Arms OF the Senate--Greeting:
You are hereby commanded deliver to and leave with
Thomas w Cardozo, Superintendent Public f
the State OF Mississippi if convenient found not -
eave at MS usual place of abode his place of
business in some conspicuous place, and attestad ~
OF the within writ of summons, together like cow of
this precep and in whatsoever perform tho -
let be done at least day the appearance
TONED In the said writ of summons Fail not and make return
OF this writ of summons and precep your
thereon endorsed, before the appearance v
in the said writ of simmons ~ "o"'iohed
Witness, j. NJ Stone, President pro tennor, -,
officer of the Senate at the City Jackson This tho
OF March, in the of our Lord, eighteen bnnd y
one hundredth. e' states the
-re# sr8 ~ a@c-1 j. NJ. STONE
President pro tempore of the Sor.t
Attest: q ~ u impeachment
d. P PORTER Secretary of the Senate
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-18
PIOw.
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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-18

Mr.. r. H. ADDKINsON, of Camden. Miss
+" By far the strongest--has the best b
and does the best work in moist or aryr
of any other pillow"
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-18

IF you want the best and most drr,u
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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-18
ADELBER.T AMES. Govern,
March IL, 1876. -.e
THOMAS j. DURANT, of Counsel.
Filed, March 18th, 1876.
ID. z. PORTER,


mn Secretary Of the Senate
Inc Chef Justice directed the Secretary file said commu
caon and enter the Journal the
tne respondent; which is accordingly done =
BY Mr.. Fewel:
ordered That the Respondent Adelbert Ames Goyernor
De ana he hereby allowed until Wednesday the 22d da f
aiaich Instant at 10y O'Clock, file his answer to Tho
qcies OF impeachment preferred against him by the House
of Representatives t# - - w iiouse
r Reynolds offered the following substitute for said
ordered That the Respondent His Exeellencv Adola4
Ames me ms answer to the Articles of impeachment on or
before oesday the I'D day of March, 1876 lOA ococ
A. NJ ana That the Managers of Impeachment file their o
on within three days thereafter and the
Sano o ,a on tuesday, the 2sth day of March 1876 at
stlhe substitute was adopted by the following vote:
lEAs-Messrs Allen, Barry, Chalmers Everett Fitzc,d
'ohhson' McCaskl Mcneil Oldham Pratt REYNOLDS Sbirla
stewart Stone Taylor, Tuttle.--I6.o3 : esa
h s,Messrs Carter, Catchngs Jewell, Foote Fpr,o .
Thornton.-13. ''-S Aei ~ 4 thompson,
ABSENT AND NOT yorsG.--M essrs. Albright Cal;eo. =
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-18

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