New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-28
O'Rielly's Continued success IN the United
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We rel .iee A. . hlelys Continued s1c--ss o.
the courts 81 law arst because think he has aTays
had a good cause. and second. because Ne Ike me
c.urse be ass taken iaryusaolt % j. undoubtedly al
hone-, one.
To I-IJ. Messrs Horse and Kendall were gna-.e -
co. along They entrea;ed I'm 70 aid them 70 ol-a
and complete lines and find the means and re id co.
Tasy asked lin take large contract " esi-to-l
him they had money bat must have = per cei d
al the stock TIA, would be created, ioT his use Of
Norses patent Though they wrote nm that Morse had
a., then taken the patent that was vita - The
whole concern 70 lie took D; upon their terms and
the moment, they property follow bis .nion.ts -
per.eversuce industry and prudent Cement, iaey
tined 20 fzhten him ont q the con,rac, oy gong into
the e Dstric, Court a, Philadelphia and seeking al
n Junction, which the Judge refused and frankly con
f-.sed that ORe'y the rgh, in al be had done
30 thought ORcliy and everybody e.se and be .n-
s,snty offered % refer tLe whole question 70 arb ira
tors Of tie highest character which oons Morse
8 Co. sfterwar3 refused 70 abide ly the fair and lst
award II their own chosen referees
Another arbitration bond Wa signed. md aga.n
Morse Co delngrrcd % the verdict which vas against
them
T. prevent delay upon qlbtles CR.ely next Of
ered u submit 'he whole ms,ert9 the Chief Justice o.
ne United States and that his decision should be- final
This his opponents re.useA They probably ie.l that
they could not trust the Chief Justice
When an injunction was granted against Iooks ir'
s,runent by Judge Monroe on part of the 01o miles
ofORieny. line. from Louisville 10 New Orleans il
was surely unjust 70 prevent ORely from using BAN
patent On that line especially after Judge Crsneh had
overthrown Burkes decision, and admitted Bsins well
no cd ct
was prevented and after much time had been lost he
brouqh, this ssi great question before the Supreme
Court Judge Mr. Catron. sitting 10 Circuit, who DE
o-prn after full argument. THAT BANS INVENTIONS
wrar SO rNTRlNGEvENrs Of Morse patents and gave
ORicIy the possession once moro Of the line be mad
built. 20 be worked by him with Bsins insiraneHts.
thu. dis.olying Monroes vexstious junction.
some down east edtors Influenced probably oy no.
-crupulous opponents Of Reilly have given az GRO
neous version oil the above decision others have
undervalued Bains discovery, although 1t has been
wonderfully improved and j. IN very successful opera
ton among Us What We dislike above al things D. iAo
seemingly lugou. disposition Of Morse, % D. smith
aud Kendall Law ia useful 10 check injustice bur
every decision gwen In favor of ORely on any point
appears only 20 provoke his opponents 70 90 deeper
and deeper into litigation.
The injunction by Monroe has prevented RELY
from using Bans pstcnt the Ne~ Orleans line until
now that Judge Catron saws " 90 with your tele-
graphing use Bans patent agree with Judge
Cranch How that pious weekly the Ner York o.
ssrro could affirm that Professor Morse has been
fully sustained, is beyond comprehension. Did
Judge Crench sustain Morse
on the North American line, which In fine working
order between Phadc phia and Washington, and very
strongly built Balm is the only instrument used Its
extreme utility is the best would desire TO
give 20 such special pleading as was put orth IN the
Irons Ar9us Of the 23d ult Lee, Barnum Co. will
speedily connect with the line IN progress betwee
Boston and this City under the management Of Mr.
Marshall Leferts and before long there viii be an IN
interrupted BAN telegraph from Washington 70 HALIFAX
The success Of House and Balm lnes viii not iniure
Morse's There Is business enough for them all Com
petition. however will prevent unfair exacuons, give
the public better aud more prompt service snd place
the Old New York and Boston Line which set out with
first come frst served and then refused 10 connect
with hail the teiesrsphs in the Union, where II should
be- and that s on hrn footing Of republican el al.iy