New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28
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&c The Publishers of The New.York Tribune have ef
feced arrangement with Mr.. JAMES B SWAIN, propre
tor of the only fall and illustrated collection of the
! sPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY, preceded by Biz
graphical Memoir Of the Great Statesman and Orator of the
West and embsllished by three Superb Engra'nss-by
which they are enabled 10 publish, from Nh SWANS
stereotype plates edition Of that work for the People
large and elegant volumes, the unpecedently low
price OF OSE DOLLAR for The whoie.
This edition comprises
l. a MEMOIR OF HENRY CLAY-cear and
glowing written expressly for this work, By HENRY j.
RAYMOND, Esq
II. THE SPEECHES OF MIR. CLAY, from 1910
1912 inclusive carefully collected frcm various sources
for this work compared aud corrected and all restored to
the frs, personnany of them having been only reported In
the third Mr. Clay SAID and so, aud hs urged
Sc instead of giving his vigorous and graceful dicon
without Interpolation diluou No collection OF MT.
CLAY Speeches all comparable with this, IN complete
ness or correctness, has ever before appeared.
Each Speech preaced by brief Introductory paragraph
explaining the circumstances Which called it forth, and
whenever desirable and otherwise indicated note
the end gives the fate of the under discussion
ILLUSTRATIONS
l. A PORTRAIT OF HENRY CLAY from
original painting BY Linen, engraved by Prud'hommc
II. A VIEW OF THE BIRTHPLACE OF HEN
gray94 on steel.
H. An Engraved FAC-SIMILE OF LETTER
FROM MR.. CLAY.
Such is tn. charactersuch the contents of the ed
ton of THE LIFE AND sPEECHEs OF HENRY
CLAY, which the subscribers now offer 10 the public IN
two large volumes of 100 pages, for One Dollar 1t
is printed fair white paper, and neatly put in flexible
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was before because hope 10 give II the largest circuia
ton ever attained by any.
To the Friends of Henry CLAY-Mishty glorious host
the advocates of the bengnat principles and measures
Of NatiouM Policy OF which he the foremost camplonto
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Gdcry appeal for aid effort TO extend the circulation
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vesal We ask them do this, not for our sakes but TO
advance the Great Cause which their energies devo
ted because that Cause can IN no way be more pefsua
syey more successfully commended TO the pubic Judge
ment the popular heart than the lessons of ar-seengP Pa
,riotism, the burning Eloquence of HENRY CLAY
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