The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

WUw erHC1AL NOTICES.
vAIxrrms HIcxLrn's FxIsrHooDs.-..
uolsntius Hsetler's Gard has BEEN delayed By thu
n.eessify OF obtaining evidence from Baltimore. l
shall briefly, end In order. notics ana expose his
'Ai Ne avs that he 'besame . Wig When he
/. was living in Bsltimore. AID when Mr. Van buren,
,a snd he hooIs Of he Ga 10 fis city
show, that Hectler lived In Richmond and had .
Butchers ftsll th-re In 1884, 1885 and 1885 and that
he has resided here ever since. 30 much for false.
Hecser sg,in says: II am nader greater oblies.
/ tious to the natives than am 70 foreRuers-and no
Jeoc-countyymen Of mine erey lent me any aid in my
distressp On this point quote the following sI-
ticle, translated nom TIE German kiehGona HIas n
Ter will not dare to deny
/ What do the German butchers 10 tbs Old Mar.
ket say to this! Does Hass stuLidjack tHeekief1
4 owe you snytbinEq Are Br--sr and , Bier
paid the deb due them by Hsckier, OF about 10 or
1900 dolsrs Are the note: of from vs to OK ana
favcrs from w. Bier, who has lent you tHeSkIefl
money for the last Or yssrs, 90 that you always
possession without interest; ADD George -
| shout the same; are no. these favors? With there
| remarks. good bye Mr. Valentine Heckier; we nope
that you will not forget the life of Hans Stupdj:ck.
when 10 counsel with yoar brethren from midnight
| to O'Clock in the morning"
So much for falsehood Numter2.
come cow to Heekler's false charge, that in sep
tember last, when in company with me- SC the Ger
man Catholic Church in Baltimore, he " heard the
Priest preach in the German language from y
| O'Clock to on politics with newspaper ~ Dis
hand" &c. Upon this poirt, Introduce tbs follow.
iDa statements; the frat from citzsSs o. Gsmore
citizens Of Richmond: 49,, ,e,v ,ass
sIs:-in reply to your letter of the 18th inst we
have to state that we were present during divine
q $: Sss ~ Ss
day referred to In Mr. Hecklers card to the paoael
and the ofieistins eers5naa read pss,oIs stbe.
lie Mirror" his official organ and that neither on
that occasion before or since then, have We
heard single word uttered In reference to polite,
| having charge Of said church We may add that, t.
nh With them not to ntermedds with po
tics nor in any manner to influence the exercise
the elective franchise by any member OF the congre
Whether Mr. FL. was d -uak or not on the day
above referred to, We are unable to say. 1t wou,d
Yielded to the seductive intuerees Of Intoxicating
beverages fer If be had not hs Published ,ta a.
to bpt I:
| IL invented and psnned malicious lie
and sealed the day and S yssT sssys TIi.en
JOHN KUHN, Seal
NJ HARKEER0THER, Seal.
J. II. FLEDDEMAN, Seal
A OsTENDORF, Seal
efsa ). A. LUDWIG, Seal
STATE CT MARYLAND, baltimore CITY, to vii:
Be it rsrnembered this 10th day OF April in the
year of Lord eighteen huud.ed and fity-fve be-
fore ma, ths subscriber uStice of the Peace of
the state 81 mGss,aoa IN APa lpr tne c ios
John Fl. Bokel, nj. Hars other. J. Fl Fleddeman.
John H Lowekamp. A; Ostendorf and A. Ludwig,
and made oath on the Holy Evangelist of Almighty
God that the facts herein stated ard true
as stated to the best of their knowledge and belief
Sworn to before me- J. MEIXSEL, j. P.
hat UaIa
presence said when he Came from Baltimore, that
he was asieep during the services OF the German
Roman Catholic Church, when 10 company with
Henry Miller in September last.
FREDERICK HERRING.
Richmond, .4priI IS, 1855
In his second card. Heckler adduces the statement
of Alfr Leweilan to prove that. on the steambos:
on the Potomac River, admitted the truth of Heck
German Catholic Church in Baltimore, in his GER
mon, urged upon his congregation the importance
might wish them in The Baltimore election which
was to corne of in few days" positively deny
that any such conversation tcoS place on the boat in
and Lswesn more than fifteen or twenty minutes,
and then retired to bsrth and slept until the boat
stopped at the Aqua Greek landing. MIR. Joseph 4.
Anders a. of this city. wss present when / wss in
company with Heckier and Lewsllsn. and annex
his statement sd ~
Mr.. Henry Miller: sr-I have received your letter
of the 10Th inst. and answer your inquiries fol.
lOws: Fs-# lyaE AZ
Question Iss-"H long were Mr. Valentine
Reckler, Mr.. Alfred Lewsilen, you and on board
the steamboat in September on cur way from Wash
ington to Richmond, before q conversation took
placs between tbs parties named; ead what was the
| subject of that Conversation?
Ans-I don't remember how long had beer on
board nor do know ct what time the other persons
named came on board; but my impression is, that
either before CT shortly after The beat left the wharf
the cabin and that he introduced me to Mr. Heck.sr
| and yourself Acon7ersation ensued upon the aub.
iect of MIR Lewellens visit to Pennsy vania to seek
| Testimony l think in case which was soon to be-
| tried in one of the courts here. ~k-,-.a
Cues pid ysu near ~ tnat any;
| in Baltimore in a German Catholic churshl~
Ans-I did not.
and did YOU see re after that conversation on the
| boat, either at the supper table or elsewherefn
Ans csnIos s5ale WAN P[s fass now long the
nutes did not see 9cu afterwards that night that
/ remember.
fred Lewelen in The Dispatch; in reference to the
alleged political sermon IN baltimore Did yeu hear
any conversation in the Boat of the kind alluded
| Ans. did not.
In giving the questions as aoove from your note,
of which have endeevored to the best of
my recollection
j. R. ANDERSON. +
SO much for falsqhood No s.
Heskler, in his second card. says: ~ can tell Mr.
Miller one thlns-lf me End my boys stick to sam"
and the Wings, and he and his boys silica against
them, he muspnt set mad with me II he one OF
boys in this lac gisature. end another in
while his boysare sitting cross-egsed the shop.
board patching some bodys old breeches that's alt
The al shows the miserable seshne of the man
and his contempt for hone,t labor, Iwould ask the
public, which one OF us pursues the most honest end
honorable c6urse--my self who work for an honest
tous conviction of the right, and without ambitious
and political aspirations for myself sons by
panderns to public prejudice; or Valentine Heckler,
who uubiushingly ayows that his support OF Know.
Nothipgsm II for pers email ends and who sneers at
the hard tell OF an honest tsior? The public will
honest German tailor on 18th street. that Valen.
tine He cker rejoices in his nfamy and sn GERS
at the occupation of man who works hard for the
support Of his family, and whom Hecklsr has robbed
of his Just dues:
RICHMOND Apr rs I7ss