The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-18

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ship business but each party served the public on i,s owl
matter Of necessity y The public + . be served at all
plainanis prayer Tor an ba having doabt
Of his power the stood 10 grant IL on the whole ns
Ssy have no $
be great public Inconvenience he should connne ID hs
Aier some explanations from counsel unders.ooc
that the injunction should cover the main oRely line from
line from Msmphi. 70 Tuscumbia that there win be
continuous tesgaphc connection between Louisyle and
New Orleans the Morse line from Louisville 70 Memphis
and by the o'Relly line thence 10 New Orleans
BAIN's PATENT
The following letter and comments have reference In part
Of he 20 esisd Balm instrument And as sa,y as Is I.
lao IN M land and frm and hoaes enough 70 srseais
prsssss this FoaKIas piracy upon American Invention
will share the tate which Is impending over thoss OF domes
tic origin
LouisvlLLR. KY, June 80, Isis
Sra, To prevent erroneous differences from my silence,
deem proper reply your letter Of the 2isi instant
IN The SS a%o which mp Sas you sd did
not consider yourself authorized carry Into effect all you
then proposed IL such an intmaton had been given
should have considered ridiculous in ask for
proposition as Tor you 10 make IL.
ooalroversy amicaby adjusted has been Aed with, do
regret my course II has thrown upon other Shout
de all the responsibility tor the evil consequences which
may beiai either party from protracied litigation.
And ms attempt has been made prove, contrary to
il The USE Of the Barnes aud zooE inst uea on the Lonis-
vile and New Orleans line and the purpose Bains
avowed now silence should hereafter be construed as
acquescence deem Tiny duty TO inform you that the
legal means, nasmnch as lis use Is considered an in.
ragemeai q MGrses Of the aoh June isio
sued the 18th June lSiS and also Of Morse patent for
May, isa9.
very re'pee aM3sss KENDALL
Agent for 8. F. b. Morse and Alfred Vail.
Col. CHARLES DoANE.
conductors aaeombinsd With for specific
purpose and his claims are us follows, viz;
ment, and desire 70 secure BY letters patent. is
''st The use Of snge creIit of conductors for the
aeras, letters words or sentences by means oil the de.
composing, coorng, bleaching effects Of electricity act
Of The said decomposition upon paper cotb metals or
other convenient and known markable material.
81. also claim the combination OF machinery here
ia substantially described, by which any two metallic
points other known conducting substance broken parts
pared material in contact with and between them may be
used for the purpose q marking
il the first reissue 18th January, lsle and second reissue
Balm uses single circuit Of conductors for precisely the
PURPOSE and the instrument used ut the eastward and
exhibited Frankfort as the intended be used here
that patented to Morse The infringement is If possible
fragrant than in the Barnes and Zook instrument.
But these parties WILL PEACE, but prefer inn
porting British invention in the hope Of putting down
everything American the way of eegaphs. the Amer
rights and the honor of their country in their coanys
tribunals.
JuLY 4, 1919. AK.
submitted Judge Mckinley, who states ii to be correct
50 tar as his Other points no, me-
POSTSCRIPT
Since the foregoing was sent the press the Louisville
papers bring the order Of injunction issued by Judge Nc
Kinley, which will be found below
ItnOt nlv he n he m
and any other telegraph worked by the motive power Of
but also orDids The Use on The said
,5c Of Ts,nasssee Of s Paisatea ,rps0semsn or ANY
FAM granted AMI secured e the complain on,
toned and FORTH dated the 18th june 1884,
this pam az 10 sSo" % Employment o Ba
ms"t eahiH the middle district Of Tsnneses
broader han Judge Monroes h ksntuciy and to1sad
ows the fate Of the Balm lines In the East.
THE INJUNCTION.
s. F. b. MoRsE ct al HEsRY oRKLLY 81 al, in equity
in the Circuit Court of the United States for the Middle
District OF Tennessee.
The complainants the foregoing bill in chancery hav-
ing made application TO the undersigned of the judges
according the prayer thereof, and having shown
sonabe notice the defendants OF said application and the
said application. and both parties having read afdavs
and exhibited proofs and the matters Of the said appca
lbs, e dsisndan,: Henry oRisiy Eugene L. wmsn
p. Peck. and Ira Jones, be, and they hereby,
qued and commanded thai hey and each OF them, their
servants and agents. do hereafter desst and refrain from the
use, upon the line OF wires from Nashville in Tennessee
the Alabama State line, and from Nashville the Ken
lucky State line, anywhere else within the limits OF the
middle district OF Tennessee, OF the electromagnetic iele
graph in the compla bill mentioned and Of the tele
graph in said bill mentioned and shown by the proofs have
been used by the defendants and called by the Coum
ban Telegraph Tor the transmission Of intelligence from
place another snd from such for such purpose Of
any other telegraph worked by the motive power o. electro
magnetismj and from the the said lines, any
where else within the limits Of the middle district Of Ten
nessee Of the patented improvements part thereof
granted and secured the complainant Morse In and by
the letters patent In the bill mentioned and forth,
dated the 18Th June 1885, until the further order OF the
circuit court for the middle district Of Tennessee.
But this order shall take effect until the planans
shall bond In the Office of the circuit Of
United States for the middle district Of Tennessee, with
surety be approved by the clerk Of said in the
penalty OF 5000 with condition 10 pay the defendants
damages they either Of them shall sustain by
OF this injunction II shall be found wrongful And
upon the execution Of such bond the clerk Of the said cir
cult orthe middle district OF Tennessee command
ed ISSUE with the snbpgna the foregoing bil writ
Of INDUCTION, commanding restraining, add eujoning the
defendants, ORiely Witnsn Peck and Jones, and their
servants and agents, ne herenbefore ordered.
J. MCKINLEY,
Judge OF the Supreme Court Of the u. 8.
ron NORFOLK.
><nGA The osCEOLA will Saturday, the 7th
July, making uipe week 20 the above
and