New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

10TH a, the rate Of So 00O tor the whole Of Morse.
tENrloN the patent Tor which. unless o be renewed
hy Congress 0r no some other wsr expires IN lc,-
that beng years from the date ui his French patent
lis American patents being illegally issued, n positive
c0utrsvsnt.0n 0i the .iatlte ri Congress.
Mr Gale in biz deposition. carefully describes what
be- says M0rses apparatus 10 l-5t, and acc onps
ules bis oath with very minute drawings. Inc other
party apply o. Mr. Burke the Judge of Patents for a
copy Of Mr Morsas claim of ~. with the draw
Here Judge BurSes reply
Tbs certify That iE- annexed - tue copy oi a-
cavesi Jed by ssnue. Morse 90 he 1h OCTOBER 1917
-oNrrrlNs r4E DRAWING. WHICH H,s 6EfN NisLAp.
4 curious state of a airs this Mr MOrses agent and
eN-partner s Examiner IN the Patent Orce-a party
IN .sw suit ready 90 uphold patent Ike the above
has bis drawings and papers ready % swear % AZ any
m1ment-whle the drawings furnished oy Morse 10
obedience % iap HAVE AL DIsArPEAREp. House asks
pste-r-N lrsc has new and improved -pecihc aton
lst wees ahead OF MIN. Another distinguished In
ventor comes forward with an entirely different clsim
and that too is s1 % be- cnEuied by the perpetual uni
versai. allergrossng Mr. Morse and his demand OF
priority i witnessed by bis good friend Gale
sd hi. r.hi no doubt but 10 may well be looked
into mex, Winter short though the term be. The less
he officers of the Department of Patents have 20 do
wiih getting out bosterng up or taking shares In pa
tents the more confidence will conflicting applicants
have u the equity OF decisions Affecting their respective
claims Il dangerous and unsafe 70 trust the spech
cations lodged IN the secret archives 70 men who
iaLb'e n patents themselves honorable though they
may be- IN the conventional sense Of the term
10 the attempted close monopoly founded and up.
held az above. be- crectually destroyed We snAll
have teegraphing reduced into trade Ike printing OF
pa hitting H. COS, viii soon be- les. than tenth of the
present charges on the NeW-N0rk and Boston route
the managers oi which levy from the press
and the pubic-and rs benefits vii be universal
% has been my earnest desire % speak OF MI Morse
with due respect both an individual professor
and member Of society wish. however. that he
were less Influenced by such trading politicians as
Messrs Kendall and smith and more disposed % do
Justice 20 Americans of talent skill and genius In the
language OF a religious Journal in Massachusetts, may
say oi Mr. Morse, that
A. a. accomplished artist he has envia1le reputation
for his portraits but devou scrve Christian an suiia
be cultivated and liberal man, he ha, sun oeler rrpu-
suou'
May he long continue 10 deserve IT, MoNoN.
2. s-Haviug alluded TO DR.. Henrys article
on electro magnetism in the January number OF the
iraeaH Journal Of Scenc, lvol 10, page i0i, Janry.
ISL it may be a. well to quote the passage Il isss
follows
The fact that the magnetic acton Of current rom
trough = n least not sensbly diminished by passing through
long wire i directly applicable 70 Mr. BarlOw's ect
OF forming an MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. and also OF
material consequence In The construction Of the gsvanc
coil"
Mr. Barow's project OF ISIS DR.. Henrys invaluable
improvement OF -3l and his suggestion that It could
and should be used in teegraphing Or. Jacksous ap
plication OF Henrys magnet advised Steinheils
plan snd teegrsphs that dispense with the cleo
tro ma gnet-Mr Morse grasps al the whole OF them.
while the Patent Office seems 10 favor this obnoxious
course Ia such state OF things, who wonder al
Mr. Morses abuse OF Lord Campbell, for arriving At
the seemingly sensible conclusion that he had nothing
To pateut-that he had not discovered. with Henry
new OF applying the lightning and had merely
borrowed Jacksons thunder