Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-08-21
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EoBLEsvILLE. Aug. 7th, 1856.


EDlToks SENTINEL Gentlemen In the
Journal of this date, see an article written
iby a low.bred fellow. who caIls himself
HEILscHER, in which be tells two most pos
! tive ies ene Of which I will notice lie
says that "BILL CARVER, who is candi
date for Congress, went around for three
days before, (the time when HEn.soHER was
to make his Dutch speech aud c0axed and
I persuaded the Germans not to go and hear
I him." Now, HEILscHER docs Dot only know
that when he uttered this he told a willul
falsehood, but he knows, and can prove
that he knows, that, through my own efforts,
| he was saved tse disagreeable necessity OF
changing his clothes until that coat Of eggs
and eqq-she7ls could be cleansed. This Heils-
cher, then, is not only base liar, but most
une rateful, dirty dog; and here, in connec-
ton with this charge, | will only add that |
can produce the affidavit OF every German
voter in the county TO prove that never said
or done anything to prevent Or discourage
ny German from going tc aear Heilscher
make his Dutch speech but il so happened
I that some of our Germans knew the impos-
ter, and knew that he was not German, but
an in6del imposter, who halls from some
country where baboons are plenty it was,
therefore, th, knowledge that our German
friends had of the infamous character Of this
cowardly, lying imposter, that prevented
him from getting an sudence. Indeed, if il
had been in my power, / would have had
every German in the county to have heard
him-for heard his speech-and just such
a speech delivered in the hearing Of all the
Germans, would make every one of them
vote the Democratic ticket, In that speech,
this learned, intelligent and powerful de-
batter, undertook to make four points 1st,
that slavery was a moral and a political evil,
anu that it was making rapid advances, and
would soon overpower freedom. To prove
this proposition, he made use of the follow
ing beautiful and lucid argument He said,
"Dst de sdadisdix ov de koundry brofe dat,
wen de wife man hev Won leetle bawy, de
neekir he hey voor."
His second point was, that the Constitution
Of the United States, in providing for the re-
turn Of fugitives from labor. had no reference
to the slave population, bat to free white la
borers only. Now, is not this most interest
ing politician So intelligent, so learned and
profound a constitutional lawyer is this He'll
scher. Why, there is not one German voter
in our county, but what is better posted than
he IL. Our German boys say that he has too
little sense to teach al Alabama negro. Well,
his third point az, that his German friends
were 80 ignorant, that they were altogether
too easily frightened by the cry of Know Notn-
ingism. Aud in this part of his great speech,
he was really to be pitied ; to looked around
70 catch the glowing eyes Of some German
friends ani hear the sweet accent fall from
soms brothers. lips but 10, he saw none.-I
lie heard no response, his knees quaked like
unto those OF Belchazzer of old. He caved,
---he fsiutel--ilmos', ut--then--again--
soon hi pulse seemed to revive-a little, his
eyes again began TO expand. lie looked, and
10, he saw in the distance. approaching. q
woolly -hea2ed niger. lie revived, and then
proceeded 10 discuss his fourth point -
"That il vas all vooliSh dalk, dis ding about
der dissolution Of der Union vor der Sout
knows better as dat Nor wen dey under
dakes dis ding, dey gets der whole aorte ou
te Won site, aud te Euglish droops ou ter
oter." This is Heilschei's speech in a nu'-
she'll. repeated It TO large audience in
many Noblesville, in which there grea,
Germans, the same evening that He'll
scher spoke, after he had closed, and am
happy 10 know that lot one of his scnti-
ments found Judgement in the hearts of one
Of there holest Germans. ta n @
have not time to say anything further
in reference to this silly knave. j think he
xants t9 bring himself into notice. by al
tacking those with whom he dare neTer as
sociate, politically or otherwise. lie shall
have no more notice from me, but there are
Germans here who will attend to him to
his hearts content. am hunting lar
ger game. Our foreign population is all right.
The Democrats are hard to work. Look
out for goo report from Hamilton in 0cto-
Der. In haste, yours &c,
MN. CARVER.