New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26
Qscreral Notifies.
rEr INDIA RUBBER CASE.

81 I.r. Good and his Patent. in defending myself
ON he attacks OF bis champion Dwight, it
rts III. deep that has len cone Of The steel IL
one V ~ The least ecquanlsnce .!'h Charles Good
=, ar would Tot for moment charge i tiih petrtng
In. rnnrer with " ich hs champions DT gft bod Jgdsol
rxposinc him TO still farther public view, IN lner iriilrss
sfnrt, 10 throw ~ tremendous dUs; hide the
Gently proven by ne ~ the public and o. which idsTe can
The ci.smpi0n having admitted That aere has been sit
c,xeen me ans GOOD yesr-,he wind pretty neatly
hi- SSH his score-he makes Goodyear.
to 49,, - oiics and orr. an Al evtt OF Horace
70 proyeit il,
garding SHRED goods received first PREMIUM
posed partly Of SHRED goods o: my own manufacture rom
The American Institute, in 1872"
In ls4i rsde SHRED goods and Day in order
tain the secrets connected with The mode hired OF the
who possessed my secrets, by payIns MN MY collars
and his expenses from Springfield, Massachusetts
10 Ms msnuactOrv IN New Bruins lCS, Tor hi, putpose
His zane was Horace Cutler and Mr. Day then paid NJ.
Cullers draft the this and expenses OF sNysx
- CHARLES GOODYEAR
In another part OF Inc statement; Goodyesrs Champion
make. him TO Stale follows
II tppesrs tina, his in, knowledge OF making sarred
goods v Obtained By having wokmea who had besn or
vere then IN my employ. Mr. Cutler one OF them. MI
Day ia the witness himself lie "roe 70 ny inel' s9l
and pays them Goa=y Tor dyusirg ny seIeis Alr
Dey undeT hil hand, = ;he witness again
Now this statement would IN i!se be Of no consequence
considering the peculiar po'tio" OF it, osiens5ie author
the score OF trulh out Tor tue appearance
truth OF Cutters statement, under OATH by wcn II Is
The following AFFIDAVIT. OF his witness, his own
authority his proof viii show how false the cha-gei
that mad sough! out and emPloyedh 'g9rkmeH Let CIer
speak for himself; 49,,
Great Court Of U"ied State for Tx Southern Distract
HORACE ae' 3 DA United State, Of -4"s-ioa'a.
CHARLES GooDYEAR)
Horace Cutler. of Springfield, County OF Hsmpden and
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts. manufacturer o! incia
Rubber aged thirty years and upward being duly sworn
med on the par. the plaintiff this u!L Deponent was
engaged about hal Day IN making hls statement "hcA
was taken down By Mr.. Don, lawyer, associated WIKI
Mr GOODYEAR, limstccofdin9 10 the Oes OF depo'
nens reco-ction-n the syng OF tus present year Slc
statement OF that une signed, but was ser'aFo
written outbu! carno! tel ny whoni-Aad sen. on ~
Mr. Staples who letter, dated August inraeih
thousand eight hundred and io:yh7e requesting r 70
20 before tie Commissioner, MI CnsPmsn, hcd execute H.
and depOnent dld SO.
Depenen been acquainted with India Rubber manu-
acure the sprug summer OF one thousand el2hl
hundred and orty-o previous 10 winch deponeni sept
and grocery Springfield Deponent farther
ssih that his Fs employment IN Inc huooeT bushess was
about the spring summer Of 1872. when dspoaen. MADE
an agreement with Charles Goodyear. and alter ne had
purchased from said Goodyear the rgGI privilege 10
work under the improvements which Goodyear claimed US
his. SAID improvement CONSISTED N combining India uO-
her with Suphur-a- GOODYEAR staed-and submitting the
same heat purpose OF manufacturing shoes and
articles. This invention Goodyear said he had pur-
chased of Nathaniel Hayward hui the applying heat Good
year claimed ms The purpose Of mesng heated or n
soluble inos Rubber and he had secured II IL the Patent
Once This was The frst of this deponents engage
in the Rubber business. Tie belief was, as de-
ponenrs mind, from Information given h!m by Mr.
Goodyear, that it was secured In the Patent Otice aud
that any person would infringe on his rights who used
il without his permission, and would be liable 10 DAM
ages For the right heated gum deponeni paid sad
right Deponen some time after lois, oaued money 10 said
Goodyear which he could net get back and becoming dis
satisfied and finding thg, the want OF more means would
prevent deponent making any thing by the manufacture,
and because also that Goodyear had IN the sale gwen nm
the privilege fhe became ssalsned With The purchase hnd
desired il that he would take the shoe branch aud such
other dpolent had bought back and cence The same o
paying deponent the money stipulated III lie pUTcast
that deponent did give up the business or discontinue H. ana
demanded the money, hut could not obtant or security o
IL and being very poor and In want OF money h3l Dscon,
ng alarmed lest he should lose his money sought ways ard
get in way such rs he coud-thaI de-
ponen Tor the purpose Of getting back "a much as M could
sud thereby portion OF that which, from GOodyear
treatment Of him ~ the tine led him 10 suppose YVES total
loss. Wrote lsier 20 Horace H. Day who wss al ms
time an entire stranger c IBIS d-poAe asklES ior employ
sue sang that this depolenl Was Possessed OF ceI
tain knowledge OF making Rubber which would be Of al
vantage 10 any ndla Rubber uspoheIt
them after receiving answer 10 TINS letter. Called upon
ssii Day, and introduced himself nj Days store IN the cy
at Newly orE, iang win nm trunk OF Aloes winch ne
there consigned said Day and then aud there proposed
10 his empty aud give him ali The advantage OF his ea-
pecucc aud sail did his C.aid Day ) employ,
New Brunswick ard so continued FOR short iime shy
about week, when cepoEen became anNous 10 return
10 Springfield aud after conversation between Day
and deponeni the subject, terms Of negotiation were
agreed upon whereby Was 10 se him the biOfnaou So
that he could make The Rubber equal ;he shoes which this
deponent Rad consigned ~ said Dgv
Dponeat Enther ith that p''or % calling upon SAID Day
and engaging tiS Employ t ap0snt had syer been m ne
employ Of Charles Goodyear, other IN ihe iDdt
Rubber husineta IHe ssd pj did not hrrL cell on this
ceponeul Tor Information about he Rubber business orO
employ HIM 51t thHt this depoasnt hearing Inst an by
the Of Day engaged IN Tue manufacture OF lnGd
Rubber a: Newfork, depOnent made The hrsi ad
OF Tue circumstance OF bis knowledge o me business ana
sought out Nj Day because of his being in The busness
and that deponent had heard o. such whereby de-
ponent hoped 10 save something Out OF tc money whc ne
considered Charles Goodyear never meant to return hun,
this deponent considered he had perfect night 10 dis
poOe of his Snowledge or hid abor as beet you'd result IN
getting back of the money or tue whole 1t no COULD
aud unte The circumstances ii the caee a7 then eAsne,
he felt perfectly justified Ia tn neans he resoed 70
himself for lie had given as lost money Which
he had paid and loaued 10 said Goodyear
pepon-n, farther saith, that in all his
intercourse with sad Day. lie discovered no attempt 10 IN
that psciced by said Day,
any attempt of the Deponent further saith that IN the
two, h. was in partnership with Solomon c. Warner hen
and rs'iden OF Springfield in mis- State, and while
thus employed and engaged with said Warner, hey manu-
featured sold Rubber Shoes by the as de-
P'"''' 'A P'''e' q -'''' ~ A1' HORACE CUTLER
U. 5. OF America, Massachusetts District
Springfield, Oct -. lS45.
Then Horace Cutler, personally appearing made oaia TO
me REUBEN A CHAPMAN.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Lhs |. B
Here then Cutler swears that what "a stated by Good
year is false Out OF your mouth you have your
fusion. Goodycars witness if farther questioned
Too might have shown that in the year 1855 GOODYEAR was
going through Bankruptcy, and carrying the Rub
her business all aud that he received his discharge from
Bankruptcy December lSiS, and IN January, lSii APP
piled for Patents for inventions which, iatey represented
he had obtained when he distracted Cutle- ast dollar IN
1912 and this witness might have added That Caaes
money which he had obisned from Cutler, treated him
with abuse He might huve sworn 10 what he had written
TO me that had Washington and found out that
Goodyear had such patent he had represented to
him Cutlerl when by such representation exorted The
money.
Satisfied however that the public can form lie OWE opinion
of the merits Of the controversy, defer publishing to-day
piles OF sdsv in my possession, which would make my
opponents ebe indeed So far The OF The
lawsuits concerned, they seem 10 Ecve abandoned the
case utterly hopeless already Not movement has been
made Except by myself compel them TO Issue II various
ways since kicked them oil Court ther motion for
Injunction which dismissed many months since by
Judges Nelson aud Beus II CLEAR UP The STOCKING.
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