Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-03

nay The Republicans have just commenc
ed the publication in n. Y CITY, Of a poper
called the "lrrepressble Conflict" What
ever We may think Of the conflict that tho
Republicans of n. Y, are bent ON extends
ing and perpeiuating. it must be admitted
that the name Of their new organ is a fitting
one Ii is not only well choser-but The
time OF choosing it is opportune. Since the
reasonable and bloody Abolition outrages
at llarper's Ferry, the country begins to an.
derstand what this "Irrepressible Conflict
means and therefore no one need be in
doubt as to the doctrines and aims of the
paper that takes to itself that name. The
N. :, Courier and Enquirer u leading Re-
publican authority alludes to this new paper
editoriallyi and says, it wishes it all success.
Things are working Ii is fast coming TO
the point when nll men who hate the con-
sttution Of the Union, and the Southern
bali of the Union, must range themselves
under the black flag of the Republicans
and stand to. the infamous doctrines of Sew
ard, Lincoln, and the "lrrepressiblG Conflict !"
When the time of trial comes however. il
will be found that an overwhelming maiori.
| ty OF the American people are for law, or
der and the Union Chicago Times.
Bea- An ayarcous fellow, in Brussels
gave large dinner recently just as the
guests sat down piercing shrek was heard
In the court vari The host hurried out
and returned pale afrighted, and his hands
covered with blood. "What is it2j was the
inquiry. "Alasl' he said "a poor workman,
father OF large family, has met with a ter,
'hle accident. lie vas knocked down by n
-f and previously wounded Let rs aid
collection was taken up, and the
6u attributed 200 francs Generous
souls was the miser's ruse TO make them
pay for the dinner
SUDDEN DEArH On Sunday evening last
Mr. Shepard, an elderly gentleman, fesid.
ing IN thompson, went 10 lhe well for a pail
ot water, and being absent longer than was
necessary, bis wife went out and found him
lying on the ground 10 an apopectic fit. Ile
was Immediately taken into the house where
be breathed bis last in few minutes.
PainesviIle Advertiser.
BtaS The late meeting of Divines in Chic,
ago passed resolutions appauding Brown
and his associates, at Ilarpers Ferry
Peck, Of OberiD, taking an active part in
the debate until he was hushed with the
warning that reporters were taking down
bis remarks Modern Theology and Treason
seem to DO synonymous terms Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
BB The Paris thieves have introduced
new trick for stealing the silver from the
restaurants. One operator goes in, calls for
what he wants, and while there fastens
spoons or forks with wax to the under side |
oi the table. Aft he has gone out a con.
iederate comes in and pockets the articles
with impunhg. One saloon keeper, howev.
or, ended the game by an arrangement Of
looking glasses which enabled policeman
to watch the whole proceeding,
R6y- We are told that an Enqlishman, who
had stopped a few days in louisville, on
leaving for Cincinnati, was addressed by nm
acquaintance with the very common Ken
tueky remark atparting, "fake care of your,
sci! The stranger in all simplicity re-
piled
"My God they won't take anything but
my money, will they2"
ns2- -Artemus Ward says he couldn't write
about autumn, because some irrecaimable
wretch, who was doubtless ia some wny con-
nected with the Hnrper's Ferry lnsurrec-
ton, stole his Book of Popular Poetic Quo.
tatlons, and he hasn't any appropriate and
'lemoncholy7 verses.
Bes~ An exchange says there IL a lady who
has raised handsome moustache on her
upper lip. Why, in this section there is a
lady who has bad half a dozen handsome
mnoustaches on her upper lip, and al Of diff
lerent shades Of color