Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-14

New YORK, September 1.-THE West
ern Union Telegraph Directors, at .heil
meeting yesterday. ratified the recent
election Of D. 0. Mills. of San Francis
co, by the Executive Committee, as a
Director in place of S. Witt, deceased
associated Press Telegram.
A few days ago, those of US newsmen
who have been pretty effectually black
guarded as the funkies and creatures
and servants and satellites of the Bank
Ring. were venting our maledictions
upon the Western Union Telegraph
Company for its evident doing of the
kind of refractory work upon the re-
mains Of the said Bank and the reputa-
ton of the late William c. Ralston, that
had been born Of the malevolenee and
hard uncharities of the Bulletin. 1t is
evident that we Bank satellites, servants,
creatures and funkies did not know
what We were talking about. We were
fools enough to proceed upon the quite
natural inference that the course of the
Bulletin regarding Mr.. Ralston would be
resented By the Bank authorities, and
that the evident alliance existing be-
tween the managers of the Western
Union Telegraph Company and the Bul-
letin proprietors was i'll the interest of
persons and powers who were inimjcal
to the Bank-as it used to be. Now,
however, that we see, as with a clearer
vision, that the head man of the recon-
structing Bank is one of the chief stock
holders of the Telegraph Company afore-
said. We also begin to see that We have
been making superservicable asses of
ourselves. and doing that which We must
make haste to undo, if we would continue
to be regarded as faithful and trusted
servants of the Bank. Forasmucb, then,
as it seems that the present head of the
Bank of California is an influential own
er in the Telegraph Company which is
a partner of and willing servant to the
Bulletin, why should We, the putatiye
satellites. creatures, ETC., of the Bank
Ring, still continue to cherish and ex-
press feeling of animosity toward the
Western Union Telegraph Company, the
San Francisco Bulletin and Mr.. James
w. Simonton, the mouthpiece and news
gatherer of the Associated Press? It |
seems to us, to use an expression of the
times, that we are on the wrong lay-a
little of. in fact. In expressing our dis
trust of the Telegraph Company we are,
indirectly, rejecting upon Mr.. Mills, the
chief functionary of the Bank! With
his new revelation in our sight may We
not be prepared for the announcement
hat Mr.. Mills is also partner in the
And if we are to continue to
% the creatures, flunkies, etc., of the
Bank, may it not be a near-at-hand duty
# ours to change our tune and sing a
long of praise to the rod which chasten-
til, and which is welded with SO much
fleet by that stern benefactor of his
ACC and generation, Deacon Fitch of
he BGlletia' If the President of the
constructing Bank chooses to permit
he use of his own telegraph to make
damaging statements regarding the late
dr. Rals.on and discouraging predic-
ions on the subject of resumption, why
hould we, the mere parasites of the
tank Ring. continue to express our in
ignation at the course that is pursued s
= the said Telegraph Company 1t is
vident that if We would continue to earn
,e right to be considered as useful re-
liners of the Bank, we must wait for '
ae cue to speak, or hold our tongues,
together Z