{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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The operators al our Telegraph Office, are
sadly tormenled by impatient people, who are
not Wiling 10 wait Their turn. People forget
that there are certain rules, which impera


lively govern the proceedings. We were sor


ry 10 sse member OF Congress, the other day,
lose his temper because he could not be al
Tended 10 before his turn came. hlessrS Bal
ley and Clarke, The young men who attend TO
the Company's line, are far too good natured.
When people are unreasonable, however high
their rank, they ought 10 lie lebuked. MI.
Louis f. Zantzlnger who attends the Gov
ernmenl line, has been most unjusily attacked
in some Of the northern papels, but his skill
and obligng department cannot be questioned