The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-12
A DIRECTORS VIEWS.

What He Knows Of the Old Board ana the
Erie J0bs-The Directors that Worked the
Present Legislature.
As Captain Petty, OF the Sixteenth precinct,
assisted by Sergeant Ferris, was stationing the
several men under his command from the Ninth,
Twentieth, Twenty-second, Nineteenth, Eighteenth,
Twenty.lrst and Sixteenth precincts about
the building and In the various rooms for
the protection OF property anu the public
peace, one Of the new directors was met
in the Presidents room and his views sought
on the situation. AL questions Of the reporters
were readily answered. The director SAID, In sub
stance, that the action Of yesterday would doubt
be sustained. and that the
CHARACTER OF THE NEW BOARD
speaks for ITSELF But three OF the old Board re.
main, Messrs Ramsdell, Archer and Hall, who
were not identified with the interests Of the Gould
clique. Those still looking towards him ana working
with him that remain are DR., Eldridge, OF Elmira
Henry Sherwood and f. M. Drake, both of Corning;
the last man being appointed by Mr.. Gould himself
and that Illegally. as Treasurer Of the company.
'Tnese three men-Eldrdge, Sh erwood and
DraRe," he continued, "were with Gould In all MS
jobs; they are the men who worked the Legislature
this season, and their principal jobs are the Elmlra
ROLLING Mills Blossburg Coal Company, ana the leas.
ing Of The Chemung Railroed, by which last JOB 1t is
supposed
DOLLARS.
The General superintendent acquiesces in the
new order Of things and why should It be other
wise? Tue movement has been made IN the best Of
motives and the three remaining directors antag.
onistcal to Mr. Could believed 1t was quite time to
toward the public. The opportunity to act has
long been sought, as Gould and risk's . con-
some time before risks death, a great deal OF
feeling was manifested in the board at several i'm.
se an on ne peps as
towards the remaining directors. That no man in
The board had any respect for Jay Gould. and that
INTERESTED IN HIS JOBS.
THAT though for several months past the road
has been managed In an economical manner, yet 1t
was transparent that 1t was only thus managed to
cover the schemes ana personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT or
peared on the SCENE yesterday who were the ardent
supporters OF Jay Gould We're the three county
directors and the notorious Belden ana Il. N.
Smith,
the following communications will show how
quickly the Old servants OF Could and the Ring
made haste to DOW to the "Sun or AusterltZ.n the
rest OF The officers Will soOn no doubt, follow in the
footsteps OF Mr.. Ruchers ana Mr.. Moroslni:-
THE ERIE AUDITOR FORsAKEs GOULD.
AupIros's 0f WISE E Err, Esi1IIEsssSSAD.
have been duly chosen President Of this Company therefore
order,
cSosen - "s inc Soa0siN Aua ns ray
SUPERINTENDENT FUCKER OBEYs GENERAL DIX.
OFFICE OF GENERAL supERINTENDENTl
General JOHN DIX E pesdsa e k nna 1
the honor On. 70 askpoysdge the Of
and Railway s'ar y
respected by me- Wy R RsuySCfESnS GENERA.
JAY GOULD RATIFIEs ARCHER AS VICE PRESIDENT.
NEW YORK, Dec. 80. 1871. : e
o. II. Archer has been elected Vice President of the
resignation Fisk Jr and Justin D. White has been
nation OF Jay Gould JAY GOULD, President