The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-17

his Office violation of his oath of office, was guilty OF
high msdemeanor in Office in this towt That sad lhoas
ardozo being of Public Education as aore
said aud by the Constitution OF said State Deing
member Of the Board of Education Of the sad State ana p
reason being member of the Board OF trustees OF e
Normal Department of Tugaoo University and oy reason
and having been elected said office OF treasurer OF a
Board Trustees aforesaid and having accepted SAID once o
Treasurer of said Board and entered upon the % the o6
duties thereof the said Thomas w Cardozo ON or aooul m
day June A. d. 1874, tow IN the city OF III
did, knowingly auduenty and corrupy sen anu
dispose OF certain State warransof great value ~
value twenty-five hundred dollars which SAID warrants were
in action OF said Normal department OF Augaloo
University and under Board of Trustees OF
said Cooperation at discount less than the value
corupy sell dispose of said warrants without authority
law and before the appropriation thereby secured was neoeu
of said University the said Thomas then
there knowing that said appropriation was not then ana
needed demanded and that said warrants when
would be required for the OF said appropriation
paid for the benefit of said Tugaoo University at
w did then and there unlawfuly sell said warrants
the proceeds thereof to his own use
ber when portion of said appropriation called TOR b
proper parties entitled the the said Thomas
and did afterwards the 18th day of Decem-
be A. d. 1874 compel and require 5 G. Osborn the ou
Business Manager said Normal department
Tugaoo University to take horse lieu of portion OF SAID
and afterwards when further parcel of said appro
paon demanded aforesaid the said Thomas
W. Cadozo did wrongy and corrupty demand credit tor the
difference between the price by him from the wrongful
their face and did then and there wlonguy corrupty
attempt deprive the said Tugaoo University of part of the
money his and did then and there
coupy attempt place the loss OF his aforesaid specuons IN
State warrants to the account OF sa I0 S6
guilty of high mdemeanor in office to the great scandal
epach of the people, and against the and dignity OF
lie ''''rf' ARTICLE VI
"a That said Thomas Cardozo Superintendent of Public Ed
of the State of Mississippi unmndfu of the duties of
Office and of his oath of Office guilty of high msde
in office in this towt that the tenth day of Febru
n tho tho of
pp the said Thomas W. Cardozo being then Superintendent OF
Public Education aforesaid and bound by the Constitution
Laws said State and his oath of Office take that
all the laws relating his said office faithfully executed to
best interest the public schools of said State and of all the
people thereof did wuly knowingly and corupy order and
be printed bound and published by and through the
ne Publishing Company Incorporated Company, doing
business jackson and State aforesaid large
Der of ruled and printed blanks books and edgehat is to
90 thousand books known as classboo; two hundred
and fifty books known edgers and did then and there
books egers be charged by the said Po Pub
fishing Company the State of Mississippi and afterwards to-
T count charge Adebert Ames
o Mississippi and James HILL Secretary of State of the said
State be approved by them for payments for which said
ICE count certified aforesaid pilot Publishing Com
pany afterwards, towt the seventh day Of April A D.
1874 received from w H. Gibbs Auditor of Public Accounts
for the State Of Mississippi the of said State upon the
nc Treasurer thereof for large of tow of said
warrants for the sum OF thousand dollars each four of said
me for the of five hundred dollars each said
las for the of three hundred dollars each four of
for the of two hundred dollars each eight of said
for the of hundred dollars each and five
W for the of fifty dollars each by whereof great
charge and expense laid upon the said State Mississippi
great fraud perpeaed upon the treasury thereof
W he the said Thomas W. Cardozo Superintendent afore
Die said knew that the Public Schools State of Ms
ppi the time of the ordering and printing the said
ruled and printed blanks books and edger supplied with large
of all blanks books edgs and books record
and that the ordering and printing of said ruled printed
no blanks books edge and books of record
ATE wrongful corrupt fraudulent and without of law And
the said Thomas Carozo State Superintendent of Public
~ Education of the State of Mississippi in and form
ne aforesaid guilty of high msdemeanor office the great
scandal Of all the people and against the peace and dignity the
r r State of Mississippi, a.-.
J. I-.-. -As,s&'at ~,E- - ARTICLE VII
i'd That the said Thomas Cardozo Superintendent Public
for the State of Mississippi unmnfu duties of
his office and of his oath of office the 10th February
A. d. 1874 in the of jackson and State Nssssipp was
d guilty OF high crime and msdemeanor office this to-w
that owit the day and aforesaid the city of Jackson
and State aforesaid he the said Thomas w Cardozo beno
m Superintendent OF Public Education aforesaid did unawv
auduleny and corrupy cohspre with B. RAYMOND
oh and divers other to the House of Representatives un-
known with intent then and there frauduleny unawulv
he obtain from the Treasury the State Mississippi divers
sums money amounting in the aggregate sum of seven
Thousand and fifty dollars and conspring the said John
RAYMOND and divers other persons aforesaid did, by and
through an Incorporated company doing the CITY of
his jackson and State aforesaid known the Publishing