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

- the CONSTITUTION of the said State of Mississippi
the reasons following that is to That he, the
said Thomas Cardozo then and the time OF
taking the oath aforesaid before the SAID T. o. Peyo Ch
Justice aforesaid liable the State of Mississippi Tor large
sums of public moneys wit for the OF nine hundred and
dollars and and for the further sum OF thirty
eight dollars and evenyfve lawful and for divers
of arising owing and accrung the said state
of Mississippi and of lands the county of
Warren and State of Mississippi forfeited to the said State for
taxes and by divers redeemed from the SAID State OF
Mississippi through the said Thomas w Cadozo in the months
of July August September aud October in the of Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sevenythree he, the said
Thomas Caroo being then aud there the said lands
were redeemed from the State of Mississippi aforesaid
Clerk the Circuit Court and for the county OF Warren
aforesaid and required by law account for and said
State Mississippi all moneys arising owing and accrung to
W Cadozo had the time Of taking MS said oath
before the said E. g. PeyOn Chief Justice aforesaid
accounted for and paid over to the state OF
the Constitution and laws of said State but still then and
failed neglected and refused account for and as
required by law And the said Thomas W Cardozo the
day and year first aforesaid the city OF jackson and State
aforesaid and form aforesaid did then and there
knowingly, wuy falsely corrupty and felonousy commit
perjury and guilty high crime and mdemeanor IN ohce
great scandal and repOach OF the people and against the
peace and dignity of the State of Mississippi.
ARTICLE H.
said Thomas W. CarOzo Superintendent of Public
Education for the State of Mississippi uumndu of the high
duties his said Office and in violation of his office
guilty of high crime and mdemeanor in office in this, towt
that the W. Cardozo the 22d day January
A. D. 1874 in the Hall Of the House of Representatives of said
State presence of the Senate and House of Representa-
tves State the city of Jackson said State did
and there take the oath of office prescribed by the Conu
then
the Office of Superintendent of Public Education of the State
Mississippi and that the said Thomas w Cardozo the time
of taking said oath of office and at the time of entering the
of said Office, and for long time thereafter the
and liable for public moneys unaccounted for
which had previously to his hands and into his trust divers
and undy times during the year A. D. 1873 by reason OF the
redemption of divers lands in the county of Warren said
State which said lands had been previously forfeited the said
State for nonpamen Of taxes OF which said county OF Warren
the said Thomas W. Cardozo then and during the year
1873, Clerk of the Circuit Court and which SAID public
moneys had his trust, by virtue of his said
office and which said of public held by him
aforesaid the of nine hundred and eighteen and
10 100 dollars and the further of thyegh and 10 100
dollars and divers other Of money wfuly corrupty
knowingly withheld from the State by the said Thomas w.
ardozo the Of and BEFORE entering upon the duties
said office of Superintendent Of Public Education until the
3s day October 1874 when paid Treasury
the sum hundred and eighteen and 000 dollars part
said public moneys and until the 4th day November A. D.
1874 when he paid the further of hreight and 1900
dollars the State Treasury both and each of said
money 50 paid aforesaid being public moneys
said Thomas w Cardozo Liable and WHICH remained his
duties said office of Superintendent Public Education
aforesaid until the respective dates when the
If as aforesaid By reason whereof the said Thomas w Cardoze
was guilty high crime and misdemeanor office
great scandal and reproach of the people, and against the peace
e and dignity of the State of Mississippi.
d ARTICLE ILL.,
Tbaahe said Thomas Cardozo Superintendent of Public
Education of the State Of Mississippi unmindfu of the
his office, and of his oath Of office, guilty of high
and msdemeanor office, in this tow that the said oma
W. Cardozo being Superintendent of Public Education
and being by the Constitution of the State of Mississippi
member Board of Education said State and by virtue
Mississippi being ''efcio" member of the Board of Trustees
of Department of Tugaoo University and by virtue
of being member of said Board of Trustees being made eligible
hold the Office of Treasurer of said Board and having
SUCH duly selected the office of Treasurer Board
Trustees of the Normal Department of ugaloo University anc
having assumed and entered upon the discharge the duties
the said Office did the 1s day of January 1875 D. ant
divers days and dates thereto and subsequent
selection Treasurer of said Board Trustees as are
said, towt the city Of Jackson, said State unlawfuv
wlfuy knowingly and corrupty his own use the
funds of said Normal Department of Tuaoc University
owt that the said Thomas w Cardozo Treasurer
cured from W. IL. Gibbs Auditor of Public Accounts in and fol-
the said State about the Both day June 1874 A. D.
the Auditors warrants of the State of Mississippi appropriated
by the Legislature of the said State for the support of the sa
Normal Department of Tugaoo University amounting in the
aggregate the of four thousand five hundred dollars
having procured all of said to him as re
ad the days and dates first aforesaid and delivered
twenty-five hundred dollars of said Capitol State
Bank Jackson said State and did then and there know
ngy wrongfu wfuy and corrupy appropriate and
the proceeds money arising sale of said warrants
his and did then and there thereby commit hgE
and mdemeanOr in office the great scandal and re
proach Of the people and against the peace dignity
y State of Mississippi = ~
;, ARTICLE ". 1858 -@.
That said Thomas w Cardozo Superintendent of Public Edu
cation of the State of Mississippi unmndu duties of hi
office and in violation of his oath of office guilty of hol
crime and misdemeanor in Office this to-w That the said
Thomas w Card"zo being Superintendent Public Education
aforesaid and being by the Constitution of the State of Mis-
of Educatnn of