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

for the sum Of thousand dollars eonb 'ely BID
respectively $3.50, BIOL, 1852 and 1853 f u Safa2.
dred dollars each; warrants numbered reo oe sQa
1856 and 1857, Tor the of three hundIJJ 9Yel
rants numbered respectively 1858, 1859 31enu 0as
sum of two hundred dollars each warront NV aud
lively 1852, 1863, 1854, 1855, 1856, 1857 S1eo nOa
sum of one hundred dollars each and 20 and
respectively 317O Bill 3172,.3l73 and 317s Tsafoe
dollars each which said warrants so dra,0' les
afterward paid by the Treasurer of said ST. 40
of the conspiracy aforesaid made with aus
and divers other persons aforesaid the o;5 .e9
dozo did fraudulenty cOrruptlv and mil s@
/ drawn from the Treasury of said State iU5
aforesaid, the said several sums of money oS %aa@
then and there guilty Of high crime and mis-
10 the great scandal and reproach of the no.sg
the peace and dignity of the State of Missssss
ARTICLE VII.
/ That the said Thomas " Cardozo Sunar;,..
i Education for the State of Mississippi.
duties of his office, and of his oath of ofHoo W.
of February A. d., 1874, in the CITY of lad W
Mississippi did unlawfully, frauduentIv os5~
spre with one John B. Raymond and divers ~
the House of Representatives unknown viii
there fradulently, unlawfully and corruptlv g
Treasury of said State of Mississippi LARGO
MONEYS to-wit the sum of seven thousand 5
and divers other sums of public MONEY the no.
of which are to the House of Representative
d with the intent, understanding and agreement .
Thomas w Cardozo should then and there g.
lawfully and corruptly take, have and recqivs
John B. RAYMOND and the said Pilot Pubisbi,
divers other persons, to the House of Represent
the sum of one thousand dollars, and wrongful
| corruptly and unlawfully take, receive and Ann.
: own use from the said sums of money so draw1f
y ury of said State, aforesaid, the further snn
and dollars; and so conspirng with the said John,
and divers other persons as aforesaid he the yii
n Cardozo, did then and there fraudulenty u1sr
ruptly, order and cause to be published and fprl
y self by the Pilot Publishing Company, an incoro~
i doing business in the City of Jackson, and STAT,
e the pretended use of the Public Schools Of Il
of Mississippi, large number OF blanks hoax
printed registers, class books and ledgers hati
thousand school registers, two thousand classbe
e hundred an@ fifty ledgers, which said blanks bo
y printed registers class books and ledgers were
: for the use of said public schools, the said
/ already supplied with all needful books, blanks
3 ruled registers class books and ledgers sufficient
d great length of time thereafter, and consps
the said Thomas w. CardozO, Superintendent as
u afterwards towit: the 7th day Of April lS4
y Jackson, and State aforesaid, the said h
e ing Company to make and present account
u State of Mississippi, for the sum of seven n
&c fifty dollars in the aggregate, for the printing
. ing of said blanks, books, ruled and printed gg
! books and ledgers and did certify said account
~ Ames, Governor and James Hill, Secretary OfhS Il
y sissipp for their approval, which said So
u approved by the said Governor and Secretary
:, afterwards, to wit the day and year last aOr
- sequence, and by reason, Of said conspiracy i
y uhlawtuy and corruptly made, as aforesaid bt
y w. Cardozo John b. Raymond, and divers Other I
G. sented by the said Pilot Publishing COMPANY DF
,, Auditor of Public Accounts for the State of Miss
~ said Auditor thereby induced to issue warrants q
Z Mississippi upon the Treasurer thereof for the F
! u said sum of seven thousand and fifty dollars
- warrants, follows tO-wit warrants NUMB rl
Of thous. l. II
i9 rants numbered respectively $3.50, 3l5I 3ll /
~ sum of five hundred dollars each warrants mum
~ lively 3154 3155, 3156, and 3,l57 for the sum
~ dollars each warrants numbered respectyey3 l&
~ and,3l6L for the sum of two hundred dollars a |
- numbered respectively 1862 1853, 1854, 3l6j, lA
- ana 3loS, for the sum of"one hundred dollars
:: rants numbered respectively BIO 317l, BIZ 81
~ for the sum of fifty dollars each, said warrants
- aforesaid being afterwards paid by the sad
= large sums of money thereby wrongfuIy frau
- unlaWtully drawn from the treasury of SAID onh
~ and that he, the said Thomas w CardOzo, on the
! last aforesaid in the city of Jackson and State
=; traudulently, unlawfully, and corrupty, take ha
~ by means OF the said conspiracy, so made, as
y John b. Raymond and from the said Pilot ~
~ pany, the sum of one thousand dollars and da /
IL fraudulently, unlawfully and corruptly take nt
~ appropriate to his own the further sum Oh 4
'' dollars, of the said sums of money drawn Tub
le of the said State Of Mississippi, and was then
-- OF hlgn crime and mlSdemeanOr IN Office U
dial and reproach of the people, and against tls
nifty of the said State of Mississippi
~ -s ARTICLE N
y That the said Thomas w. Cardozo, SupernRl1
9,S Education Of the State of Mississippi, unmlno
ties of his office, and of his oath of Office was
N crimes and misdemeanors in his said office, ID u
10 he, the said Thomas w. Cardozo Superintendsl'
g did, at divers times between the twentySeco|
ii airy, 1874 A d., and the first day of May a a.
n. Superintendent of Public Education of the ~
" sppi frauduently. corruptly and unaWfuly .p o%
70 to be furnished to him, Superintendent Oh ~ r
n as aforesaid, by divers persons and divers puOl
N Incorporated companies for the pretended " y.
d schools of said State large numbers OF oa1A1
IF and printed school registers, classic anu
20 were not necessary for the use of the SAID pun
e did wrongfully, unlawfuy and corrupty cause n
N paid for by the State of Mississippi out o. -
e said State, and did agree to receive, and dia
~ SAID blanks, books, rGled and printed scl'@
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