New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30


old not psy Up. Whsi faith could House, swan, 6sin
&c have q such character. Wien be sid. ipas}
there Is 10 interference after .nqarns-snd, 20 NOR
FsE Morse claim stands IL yo4r Nay Who VII be
ieFe that Gse snd himself we're really i-sorsn 81 tue
paper A. th-r 5esk % which they were the sole wit
le.sesf Washer would the substituting OF paper
FOR another sitter they had Sans application, and
Go not say they did thst the taking TIE oath Page
took considered WITH his action ul1er o. have been The
most culpab.ef
Let u look lille al their conduct yauiin-rs.
connected they were, OF lad been Page challenges
Inquiry. lie j have enough % ii before March ueNL
promise bin
Nsior l. B swan. Of Rochester spilled for patent
or sn improved telegraph battery and wss vshementy
opposed By Page aad Gale. one aT ooia Ct them TIE
tommissi 1ner very properly referred the matter %
three csiutcreste1 men % high character VIZ Pro
fessors Sman Henry snd snother, who reported that
swan ought - have the patent sud u was Issued 70
him. WHO can wonder that he speaks Of the course
adopted by Page with Indignation. looking a. the above
facts
swan is an American. 80 Is House WAC ,o, patent
e once In London, and Balm :, a. Page tets Us
foreigner What matters q SASH the justice Of this
great Republic respect psrsonsi shall young America
Ike corrupt and ia.llsg m0narcaes, nave one balance
hr the Wig. another FOR The Democrst-one Tor me
rich another for the pc0f0ne for the native BORN aud
another for the foreigner NEyER Waen shall We
cease % Be falnted Capt Mackenzie OF the Somers
tslnted our lsnoTac Judiciary. when be declared IN
bis defence that for foss ri0 had H0ug ana fri0i1s
% Au0ica hUs rGs 7e gEsisinerf fgr 1c rrsi Of
rriass
Professor House IS % il well known, feb compelled
b complain oi Page % the Commissioned that PAGE
Interested and therefore unit q report anu act N
Judgment on his telegraph claim.
Balm 81 as Page tells Us. 1rfg4r bat the dark and
dscredta1le statement be has made Of the ld.gery al
toe patent Ofce s confirmed every word oi o. by MI
s.rreu the well known and highly esteemed patent
agent OF 20 Broadway who accompanied him 70
Wellington Moreover Balm. character - IRE
pr0aclsbe. and his reputation scientific inventor
world wide Balm u from Cathness, Ia ocotsnd. -
that reason Why editors and business men should
pay tribute OF $4,000 year, 90 band Oh gree
as sharks sho have no merit and a. liitle OF scien
t.fc invention shout them when BAN offers 70 supply
vs. with apparatus Of superior kidd that will DO a.
much work for a sixth OF the money
think with the Secretary OF state that the letters OF
recommendation advising the appointment Of Gale - An
Examiner private papers but a. Gale was, IN &C.
fancc Cd law. admitted while partner with Morse
and aiterward dofed the partnership, took the
SIS 0o0 bond and sworc Morse Co. through a. Men
lucky 10 had suspicious look With that burke WIN
held the recommendation. when spilled Tor by
u Reilly Ia order ftaf te ght bdre Hsfcc doHf hAn
Pity Buchanan the head Of the Department which
has permitted such a course OF conduct ss have de
scrl5ed and which he could have checked lie knows
well tina, thousands n good Of bis party voted and
canvsssed Tor Taylor and thu Nhigs 20 obtain areiorm
ia the Patent Office aud the sweeping out - toe inter
estcf band Of partissns who have long denied IT.
portals After Co Ruers letter 20 Moss stating that
the Gale testimonials had been denied, although two
day before be bad M0rses letter urging the sp
pontment of his partner Gale. 70 the ExAminer'hlp az
the Department OF state really pired Buchanan Tor
bad thought he Das roi cure aIoV P1r with the otnef
characters / am describing
~ Page has placed himself upon the stand snd
offered TO questions ask. was he not also con
cerned with Morse when his (Psges) magnets were
engaged 10 be used part OF M0rses Ielezrspn-tne
vital part Kendall calls IL Add farther whether
under the circumstances have stated, his ana Gales
voluminous aidavs and statements. sent 10 the Ken
lucky Court by request OF Amos Kendall, to sustain
iorscs Patent monopoly Gale swearing 70 me &C
cgrscy of diagrams he had made 81 what, ne says
l A. .H la Il 4. "a
deposited Ia charge OF Burke sylvester, Page, Gale
Co are lysfor0ssiy dsa0Hg ne missing whether, un
der such circumstances these, the blush OF shame
Qua ht not TO msnte the face OF every manly American
At the condition OF Department at least Of the
equity power OF the Republic and whether the sp-
plopfiate Committees Ia Congress any longer hest
tate IA reporting upon such state oi things Hse ana
Page forgot their own slsnatures-wno shall neP ~
memory Of the Office that Of the archives where
| Morse's official drawings arc
Msssrs Page and Gales explanation OF their conduct
| toward Balm will notice hereafter. They witnessed
their friend MOrsc's application for patent interfering
with Bsins invaluable discovery Ia January Ast-l4d
not know 10 June what % was they nad thus witnessed
The application Deposited In the secret archives,
that H. at DR.. Pages desk. On the 1T VI January
SIS. the number Of applications AZ ny a't waiting Tor
examination i23' He and his colleague found no
nieriereLce knew Of DO opposition % the Issue OF
patent 10 Balm, when he applied. Next day, however
there was interference, BY their friend Norse but
they forgot 10 tell Balm that unnocent souls they were
s Onv run,sss iis authenticity sad that there was
no record OF il but the paper they had signed ana
which was at the tesk.
Considering the nature and extent Of the connexion
OF these men with Morse Kendall smith. SC. NOSE
who can Will believe al this BAN does not chafge
| them with removing one document and substituting
another, but secret entry book contained copy OF
each private paper In its order, q mgM nus Wtttni
pain ff sarmses under sHspici1Hs trc4Hsidnces erd|
That u.s. il the book ike Morses diagrams did not con
ueisuiy disappear and u s paraers having Il in
charge be then sent OF % swear % rs contents IN
way the mos, likely % benefit the nrmi 10 the tFuin
| .HakI krrfr .fa~ ram.
Mr. Balm did not inform me Of the facts stated /
had them from who must have seen the circular "
which Page speaks. All know OF Balm u Inroush sci
/ eutnc periodicals. and from one OoserVAlOn OF MS
machinery, when At work In this City. VI ia iafRus
superiority 20 al other modes Of telegraphng d. not
entertain doubt nor Of bis cOnsummse ski and ati
ity n his line What chiefly regret Is the treatment
he meets with No nation but ours charges one price
>, the native and another % the stranger but aLnough
il 20 our manifest advantage to induce strangers %
patent their inventions here Jet Ia 1877 We charged -
lrshmen Frerchmen, &c $500 for the same service
for which 20 Americans paid Is but 5000 That how
ever Is but the least Of the complaints Of Mr. Balm
America however can aford equal justice 70 al-and
she rHi afford H.
In l7i0 Benz Franklin, printer, invented his excel
lent stove for which Gov. Thomas offered MIN pat
ent which be refused the ground that AZ we ENJOY
the inventions Of others We should serve others ~ our
inventions" Compare the sentiments aud conduct OF
that noble American with the Keen, sharp practice Oh
Morse Smith and Kendall who, not eontented Win
the enormous sums sworn 10 By Kendall 80 part OF
Teegraphing These persons tired ~ buy Balm parh'
AFTER be landed here pay able In stock and iASs
IN thai be Is opposed BY their tools al Warrington
Not content with halt the prcht Of many Of the prin
eipa lines In the Union. with outlay they grasp AZ
the y Reilly Lines also although Dr. Charles JacAsOn
tie : Geoiogi5t who accompanied Morse 70 Amer
ica 10 -2 wrote Morse Of Tie Obserssr here In FEB
l-j3.
-Ifyou viii send ne copy o. his lyoaf brother :. sRee
scs.i "a and al therein ANY ESSENTIAL PRlNClPLE
which did propose of any part which ga Dot as'
cr1e 70 him. vii chserrlLy scEno~lsise Nc SANE 10
pubic nsnn-r
Whether the 10 per cent dividends 20 on The out
law are real permanent gains made for ressons rot
vet quite obvious sucn 70 force sale ~ stock : ~
me unknown. II real the rates are too nigh - lar
No man ever had airer opportunity tn-n Gen aye
has u serve the country, regardless OF iacuoh'-
Whether be IS the mere hshtng man Mr. Burke repre-
cents aim % be- In the possession Of powers Oh lnn
10 enable him 70 take msgnznimOGs course time best
can tell The party cal ed democratic have wandered
from the path opened By their fathers and Searei o
their psrt sanshp their proizsie leaders and prosItn
ton OF 1stice the people shaken them on am Dlon
and avsrice are the oesetpg Sins Of tneir prominent
men bu; Adversely may chas-en them Inc 4ent Onlce
a-asno,d a. IL q and been Of ate guided ~ stst
uts which leave too much Of legislation u the Judicial
BENCH and controlled BY violent partls.ns, not mat
u.,ful auxiliary 70 inventors which they require and
ts,erve lis hoped tia, Gen Taylor viii Introduce
more able moderate really nsci-ntlous nen 70 its
manasemeut-nen who Will neither speculate ia pa