Hermann von Beisler

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Hermann Ritter von Beisler (born March 21, 1790 in Bensheim (then Kurmainz ), † October 15, 1859 in Munich ) was a German administrative lawyer in the Kingdom of Bavaria . As a liberal and anti-clerical Rhinelander , he had a difficult time with the conservative old Bavarians .

Life

Beisler joined the Bavarian Army in 1807 . In Frankfurt am Main he was the liaison between the Bavarian legation and the military committee of the Bundestag (German Confederation) . For the Bavarian envoy Adam von Aretin he prepared an expert opinion on the situation of Bavaria after the Karlsbad resolutions . He moved in 1821 from military service in the internal administration of the kingdom and came off in 1823 as Councilor of Ansbach , Passau , Augsburg and Regensburg . In 1833 he became regional president in Lower Bavaria .

By campaigning for the constitutional rights of Protestants , he got into a dispute with Heinrich von Hofstätter . The Interior Minister Karl von Abel stood by the Bishop of Passau and appointed Beisler as President of the Kgl. Bavarian Supreme Audit Office sidelined. Because of his liberal reputation, v. Beisler in 1847 in the Wallerstein Ministry of Justice. After Maximilian II Joseph (Bavaria) ascended the throne , he was briefly minister of culture.

For the 3rd constituency of Upper Bavaria in Erding came v. Beisler on May 29, 1848 as a member of the Frankfurt National Assembly (parliamentary group: Café Milani ). There he represented federalism and the greater German direction. Appointed Bavarian Minister of the Interior in 1848, he resisted the introduction of the Paulskirche constitution . As a result, he came into conflict with the Chamber of Deputies (Bavaria) and withdrew from Bavarian politics. He resigned from the National Assembly on May 7, 1849.

Isaria

As President of the Court of Auditors, v. Beisler contributed to the fact that the Corps Isaria II - like Isaria I as a secession from Bavaria since August 8, 1844 - was royally sanctioned on May 2, 1847 after at least six unsuccessful requests. As correctly entered in the Kösener corps lists under 1847, he became Isaria's honorary philistine and band bearer . Beisler's son of the same name (not ennobled) had become active before him.

At their request of May 21, 1871, the SC in Munich approved Isaria's backdating to the foundation date of its predecessor. So on July 13th, 1871, instead of the 27th, Isaria celebrated the 50th foundation festival.

Honors

literature

Web links

  • http://www.orh.bayern.de/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=58&Itemid=72 (different content)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c Karl Otmar Frhr. v. Aretin (ADB)
  2. ↑ Considerations on the State Constitution and Warfare (1822)
  3. ↑ Members by parliamentary group ( Memento from March 27, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) in the Federal Archives.
  4. ↑ Hermann v. Beisler sen. - KCL 1960, 109 , 310
  5. ↑ According to Bavarian custom, the honorary philistine was not an honorary member, but an honorary non-corporation.
  6. ↑ Hermann Beisler jun. - KCL 1960, 109 , 301
personal data
SURNAME Beisler, Hermann von
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Beisler, Hermann Philipp Joseph Ritter von (full name after ennoblement)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Bavarian politician and military
DATE OF BIRTH March 21, 1790
PLACE OF BIRTH Bensheim
DATE OF DEATH October 15, 1859
Place of death Munich