New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-23

f-7- The Publishers OF the NewYork Tribune have II
;ectet an arrangement with ar J,,tEs B. SWAIN propre
tor Of the only full aud illustrated collection Of the
SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY, preceded By Biz
rahical Memoir Of The rea, and Orator o the
West, and embellished by three Superb Engravngs-Sv
which they viii be enabled publish from Mr.. swaa,
stereotype plates edition Of thar work Tor the People Ia
rwo large and esaat volumes the uapTecedeaty low
price oil osE DOLLAR for the rcioie,
This edition will comprise
L a MEMOIR OF HENRY CLAY-cleas aod
glowing written expressly Tor this work, by HESBY J.
RAYMOND Esq
II. THE SPEECHES Or MR.. CLAY, from 1910
a inclusive carefully collected from various sources
for tins work compared and corrected aud all restored to
the first persormany Of Them having been only reported N
the third personMr. Clay said" and So and kc u:-e
@ instead Of giving his vigorous and graceful dction
without interpolation Or diluon No collection OF Mf
Claws Speeches al comparable with thus, IN complete.
uess or correctness, has ever before appeared
Each Speech preaced BY brief introductory paragraph
explaining the circumstances winch called it forth and
wheneverit desirable and otherwise indicated note
the end gives the fate of the under discussion
ILLUSTRATIONS
!. a PORTRAIT OF HENRY CLAY from an
original painting BY Linen, engraved By Pud'homme.
H. a VIEW OF THE BIRTHPLACE OF HEN
RY CLAY, in The sashes OF Hanover Vrginia--en'
.raved on steel
III. An Engraved FAC-sIILE OF y LETTER
FROM Mr.. CLAY.
Such is the character-such are the contents OF the ed
ton OF THE LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY
CLAY which the subscribers offer 10 the public IA
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such work before, because hope give it tho
largest circulation attnined by any.
TO the Friends Of HENRY CL,Y-Aiighry glorious host
the advocates OF the benignnt principles and measuts
Of National Policy OF which he Is the foremost champ'onto
the lovers OF Country universay especially 70 the
various Wing organizations aud CLAY CLUBS, do We con-
fdeny appeal for aid in effort extend the circulation
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advance the Great Cause which their enrrges are def'
ted aud because that Cause way be more rersnl-
svey, successfully commended 10 the pubIc judge
enr the popular heart the lessons of 'r-seeimg "a
trotlsm the burning Eoquruce Of HFSRy CLAY.
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Nelc- York .qprii. 1913.