The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

u. mad made out his statement IN good faith
i perfectly agreed with MI Talburt, and
lt gave il as my opinion that if he was satisfied,
that these credits we're secured to the
Church Il would be all right, otherwise he
ie ought 10 call for an investigation. Probably
ID days after this conversation took place,
and during which time | had not seon or heard
of Capt. Talbuu, went 10 Section Ten,
and shortly after got there was requested
by Capt. T. 10 60 with him 10 Esq, Pedi-
cords office and ask the trustses of said
Church concerning Mr.. Bredeick's credits
and claims, as they being Germans, he could
10 NOT get along with them very well. did as
requested, and the testimony given by tho
trustees corroborated exactly, with the
statement Of Mr. Bredsick made 20 tho Az.
SCISSOR previously, adding that Mr. B. had
already paid out considerable sums towards
The building of a new meeting house, and
there was daily more wanted Upon the
question, if they had any papers in their pos
session, by which the credits in question
Vas were secured 10 The Church in case, Of
f', death, &c, the trustees answered, ne, sud
they ddEot know If Mr. y. .whe was one Of the
trustees had any or not. Mr.. Pcdicord and
palburI then simultaneously requested me,
10 60 with the trustess to see the Rev. Mr..
Bredeick abou, il, which was done according.
ID ly, and upon our inquiry, we we're Informed
r that no writings we're made yet, but if it
'a' would 10 more satisfactory TO the Assessor
that lie was perfectly willing to make
them, and selected me TO write the Docu-
mcnt. This being done and duly sigRed, it
was handed TO The trustees, who took il and
.1- presented Ito Esq. P,dicord and Talburt,
and they Icing satisfied further proceed
ings were stopped.
.. This, Mr.. correspondent, is q true history
III ofihe transaction in question. The public
will judge between us-and now lei me
sh,w you, the falseboods yeu have told in
49,, your model correspondence. t.....
l5jIs l. II is falsehood, that Mr.. Bredeick re-
lo fused 10 make his returns 10 the township
do Assessor.
ns4 2. Itis false, Thai said Bredeck posses
aa sed at that time $4,000 in bonds, mortgages
a &C., as they did not smount TO over one third.
i-A 8. II is a falsehood, that ] interfered and
requested the Justice 10 delay proceedings
until had an interview with the priest.
. u. -
4. It is false, that | had any contention
-. abou, il, and The Assessor was induced by
,oaoit to drop the investigation. The Assessor
and Justice probably understand their duties
as we'll or better than The Advertisers cor
respondent ever did.
g With this reply shall leave you at present,
p, but as you have promised US yonr name,
30 respectfully ask for it, hate 10 fight in the
s dark and feel curiosity 10 know who that
responsiJls and substantial Democrat is, who
Can and will accuse gentleman with an
attempt offraud for his beneveloncc, and
myself also for complying with request to
write document oi donation.
There is great deal mole, l wish 10 say,
particularly about the unmauly, unprincipled
u. course you have pursued in attacking my
character in a new and distant p,psr, not in
circulation here, without sending me copy;
also about the intrigue used by publishing
your article in the very last paper before the
q election and THIS deceive the people and
prevent me from replying in due time, bu,
fear have been TOO tedious alleady for fa-
vorable insertion.
The Editor Of The Putnam Co. Advertiser
- will please cspy.
We do hereby certify that the statements
made in tho above reply by Henry Joseph
Boehmcr Esq. concerning the returns Of Rev.
10 J.O. Bredeck to the township Assessor, and
the proceedings thereupou are correct and
true.
l,,., r. NJ. PEDICORD.
.aa io roontts a. o. TALBURT.
oHg Section Ten, October. 18th ls47.
y ~ Legal and ConStitutioaI Reform.
~ The amended Constitution Of New York
provided that the Legislature at its first Ses.