New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
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Nt.4lsrr1v FRIDAY. F-5 -
It. .,Toe .l TIE -s.rf1 ~rsrE-
G...,rea 7 az. des -,ls o.. directing y-.- a.t-a-
,,- 70 NOS, u- ls' sa4 very injurious ATTEMPT Ct
the Committee o. Ways AID Means both IN this
Congress and the .sst @ divert fgld arising CO;
J. yogr pirate transactions al .: apar. 1y .aw
ar your special al.suta-e and benefit from s
legitimate purpose, O. The general usas o.. the Gov
crrneut and I tr1st yo1 viii hasten. both ia1i
tIas4v AL Collectively 90 take .l-h means as
may 20 you seem best adapted. nos OH, i7rcorect-
.l- t.e alienation Of TIE remainder o., .oar 7.n'
property bit asa joy die rec5 e-y o. Tlat o.. 70 hss
already been grossly n.saFgI-d
VI EWl,G AauIs Report : rot pow before
le. bat speaking from recollection i contained
complaint against ,he abstraction sst year Of
g., 0gl Of the Patent Fund awari building wha,
are ,4l.eG 1.a-s 20 the Patent Ofice blt which
are. 10 realty, neH Offices for the Home Depart
melt, aud lot Intended a. accommodate iEven
tors ror ior Oii.es connected n any way T.th the
Bureau o: Pa ats
j IS rumored lat tue Committee 0l WAYS and
Means intend .o deprive the Find OF another : .1r
0HI this session some say tlst they propose o.
se.z. % altogether and that too with the intent.1r
OF using Do for purposes foreign TO tine intention o'
"IlG every principle ~ Amerl an llstice
The i1ni arises from tax aid upon Inventors
Nner 'h.y apply Ter patents = class Of which orr
Land ma, SeH be pro1d. To- they have done MACH
o elevate her n the scale %. civilized nations
Moore described this country as the land
Nhe-e Genus 'icsers and wtsre Fancy dee"
and the Edinburgh Review. when 200 The hands Of
Jefrc. Br1tbam Nd, kili0sh and sydney Smith
a.us.s ASKED F do reads an American
book Nr
Tie, bad .efy speedily 70 take b4cs these
faults. l.refef. slG 30 class ol men did mare b.
make them ashamed o. the injustice they bad done
than that wh.ol row most respectfully invite o.
consider wh'thefit vii quietly permit the a.ioua
ton of half mi..1u rom IS specific object, rs
settled under pledge Oi Congress, IN order O.
bUL3 marble palaces with The money
The Patent Office costs the colnt~y nothing is
whole annual expense is behaved from fees pad
hr inventor, iho surplus 90 Ian. l-f' was near,
ego GOO. aud last Jan only $4,000. b-cs1s.
$4,000 had been upIIsuy ab,iractcd 70 serve par
pos Uu-0ul-cted with the bureau ltis now. as
hear proposed o. carry oh 100000 more.
against TINS violation Of right this miserable ,eia
l'ruy policy. trust sou will hasten efficiently o
protest
], Is not pretended that the Bureau requires al
du)ual wings or space. W heuever the Gallery
of Arts or National Museum, shall oe removed t.
the smiths ouian Institute ihcrc wi. be abundance
% room lee, H. the baidu. aile adj erected a. al
expense OF SlO- 900 Of yoIr special contributions
TO complete the magnificent psscial structures
begun last year with your money seized. withou.
your consent, nearly 100000 viii be required
There Is 40 Immediate necessity for an such *
p.ndlturc. and - there were. why should u come
ont Of your pn.at pockets II the people want
marble offices at 100000. let the public pay for
them.
The proper object of the Patent Fund was to
d gff.fi. 4
Inventors o. enable Congress 20 hire the services
OF scientific Examiners d. 70 erect buildings 90
Offices and for lie exhibition and safe kro pl1-. o
Jour INV aaa bic moce.s end 10 be used "a means
of encouraging inventors 10 new aUt active efforts
iof thc benefit Of their common country and The hu
man race, through suitable pnzes and other re-
wards 10 those ~ their lumber who should be 0unQ
o. have cxhbtoi from time 70 time. the greatest
amount OF skill and use'g talent Were the money
tb traDtcd last year restored the fund, after afford
ug munitccut incomes 90 th" officers who ue
cessery FOR your service here would now amount
20 S225 100 IL Is passing strange 20 see such dis
t.u-uishCd names as those ri Mr. NINTON OF Ohio,
aud Gen BAyIf of Virginia united ln raisiu, this
crusade against The best interests of the country
Su Uuholv unions As theirs might be very atvsn
fageously dissolved.
When we look back at what your class have
lone for the best interests Of America the bun
dreds, ave, thousands Of millions OF dollars you
gins, electric tclecraph., hoiinc machines, and IN
Vulnerable siher articles and apparatus or eugin
ey. beneficial 10 society and then look forward 10
the time when creatili country might be eX-
uccted L. carry into elect her pledge the Statute
Book, % preserve the fund you have raised i~0m
your own industry sacred o. the uses @. our future
FlICHEs. WHTNEs, FULroNS ENANsF- and
FRANELISs, Vet destined b bless mankind, by con
iinuinc the go den age OF invention and discovery.
end bcstowing upon the most mertonous OF youl
class mcdsiAons h0n0rs. prizes, solid distinctions,
wealth W that name IS TOO bad whereby 20 *
rress dsappruya q the seizure Of your fund Il
the hero in war is thanked by the Senate u an az
.uiring nation aud covered with hon0rs is Il to- I
much % expect, that, as " the hope OF reward
etens labor the uted states Inventor,
may bee allowed o. save their own funds for prizes
o useful discoveries oi what IS yet hidden 10 the
afrana oi Science aud the Arts Il the Christian
reigion is interviewer with - stem oirewari anl
puulshmenis WHY not borrow Leaf out OF the good
book AID reward the men, who, more than al the
noisy polomics in the world are born % bless man
Mind
Bear hand-puli together-stand by the patent
flnd-sud be assured that the men who can enlist
the hphinlng as their swiitest messenger, command
the gallant ship 10 speed her onward course
a.a.ust wind and tide and make some gas oI
liquid work as men were wont % DO. VIII not find
u al all difficult in iust cause to head GeR
Bayiy Mr. \intou. and the Standing Committee.
who thus keep making away with your means.
ALLSTON