"I wish to call your attention to the importance of urging your counsel to influence Congress to pass such legislation as is needed to provide the representation of the American Inventors and Manufacturers at the coming convention of the International Union to be held at Madrid in 1889. If the American inventor is abley represented much can be done to confrom the member of the Union to adopt more of the spirit of the U. S. patent laws. Congress should act THIS SESSION....[continues]"

Hahn, John W

Edison, Thomas Alva

U.S. Congress

Great Britain. Patent Office

1888-12-26

1880-1889

Letter

National government (U.S.)

Foreign affairs

Patents

D8846ACV

D8846

[D8846ACV], Letter from John W Hahn to Thomas Alva Edison, December 26th, 1888

124:114

Thomas Edison National Historical Park

Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University