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Life and and Public Services of Henry Clay.
hllboy Of the Siashes-Sruiies Lew-ears Patrick Henry
Removes to kentucky-Debnt at DEBATING S9ciety-Be-
snisies hmse-He advocates the policy gradually Eman
cpating the Slaves in Kentuck-Opposes the Alien and Sc
Of X ElCGgrnce@Afair With Col DayiessAppears at the
Bar for Ton Bun-subseluent Interview with Bnrrn New
CHATTER H.. Electsdt the s. naeof the United States
His first Speech favor Internal lmprovements- chosen
SPEAK 81 the Kennci House 9y-sIeece and
favor OF Amercan Nlanniactnes.s
in The United States senatLqys The Foundation Of the
American systemSpeechon the line the Peiido-La52s
United States Bank-He become member Of the United
States House Of Is chosen Speaker on me
War it'll Brtan-Speer the bill for raising troops
-Ona Naval Establishments rries his measures-o"r Ma
CHAPTER H. Mr. Clay prefers seat in the House 10 to
in the 70 making am sesSsb y
John anIop PHI and josiah QuMcy-D Defended by Nr. Clay
4. 5h I'D ffs!11 e:::
rented so with fsa ts%H 10 nney
oil hS Of his Of the Army bSa
son reelected Psident- Clay resigns he Speaker chair;
i Ss.@ var appointed COMMISSIONS % o""'
CHAPTER " Meeting of the Client Commissioners
MIR. Clay visits biusseIs@Anecdoe. of tra3sactins
business ward event Mr. Clay refuses TO M Ie
Ese s y5 e NESTS AZ
letterGoes to Paris- introduced TO he puks O. Msi.,s
1 V Ts EnsIsndGLof caster-ssh and his waerWa
and c Mae "GegSH IN nm6e
&c-lT. Glay H9rkIReeepl2nm
ue' RecRarsr Of The United States Bank
Mr. Clays 1871 and ISl6-sceps in The House VIZ
bish barbersout American lnepGnl,ncsl7 IN
,ena m G S ,m oH noD %lh hun t com
manler:inC lief Of the Amy-M Clay carries his measures
in % Of Efforts s@et read f at
Of the South American Arrses-Leer from Bovar and Mr.
cHAfER Interval HS"!Ss
eInp,. his Cumberland
Of Gen ol sSs Of fS9d sea n is
s po~Rsc ADAMS and Gem acEsoa
Tie Father Of lhe American yIemIB TO Tssuaf duties,
s5s5 are de c 'a Ssa fr Oh
poicy-Voce Of the coun,ryIis unremitted exertlons-
cHAPTEF VIE Missouri G"sssio9HLNr G,sy re
% John r sT1 CT sGGs
doph and sIery clys reijremen from GonsressDs
fose al ms GG'S ID
Of cr-s reec-Labc d9rlns the session Of H. III
ffcet" 9l rsynlymr CLAY and Mr. Monroe y
CHATTER Viii! Te Presidential mt, a 9.n-rs %
SON in favor Henry CaySlanders in the
canrse pesard 10 Of
animation Complete tefutaton of the Galunny-N citys
BY the Evaporation Of General Jackson, friends
Nr Clay inerendspcs Of OF his
pointed Secretary of StateVews of this act-ls character
CAPTER i% Account of Mr. Gays with
General @ CaE l LfeI GSlHnt
Randolph Duel with Mr. CIay-Last pterye"
With Mr. Clay ae % MI @sg 9 aslt"c
%af1bons 0 0[opse m he Panama a
i Letter TO S While
A%s Colonial 9 BSlr Van B%sn"qd Of
rasm denied-Presidentia Election ct S2S-ChoiSe OF
Bnren--AE: Cays views toward the new Admin; traol-
He leaves W4shns997S a,teRpt {" mj"re his private
CHATTER Mi Clam return to s ani
g ' ON oil
ton Pe,itions-Visi; 10 New. -Nashez-Coml-
Visit TO OhoDines with the Mechanics at Columbus
His f t u Sfa Of b sGe1ean to n
Mr. Clay estimate the Irish character OF DUTIES
CHATTER M Reception of,be amended Tariff at h
Jackson-Pr oclamaon-The Protective System IN danger
The Enforcement B-Perous state of aifarsollenry Clay
in regard to itTSt Clayton OF Dss
Wa baB dGyss it M Of
Mr.. ClaT,s public carrer-Fs visit TO New Ens,ndTi
"p aaFTE1F % h eaff Ss lan
epo-lti Of the L1d b q
the que,,ionAlr Van Bu[ens nomination as Minister !"
FR XIII2Thr queston-Cisn Jackson.
"humble efforts 70 improve G9ndition-f clarter 81
mon the sujec-Characer Of the Veto poweRemoyal OF
the deposits-Secretare Duane and Taney- Clay reia-
5Sas G Of B f S,9sii.s -sS-Ss T
Clay rr9sst- n aa
eSe b from he tAe Goms Gi
tusI H APTER NV Our claims on France-Eiosse tone
Of GEN Jackson of S3i-ecommend reprlsals-
Mr Clay report on u, US
prseniing he Cherokee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pat'Hna=e
land bi-H sperc-Fassaee the bill in the Senate
%s 20 Reninck
Rrcted Senator in Of the country IN 1879 and
% 11 on Sf o
nnramises-The Specie Circuar-s observation-disclosures
es EPq8fH3PTER P5sdsns campaign a2-r
Clay declines being canddate1Res9lt-Ilr Van BqTsus
Ifaent The Extra SesslonENF Van Buren, Mssass
The Il H. sub sas+ bMr Cavs
nscha- resolution IN B5nk easury notes
ISsiou OF l831-aHlr GAYS review of the Financial pro-
Is Of rhe Administrations arious subjec-His outline
"a nI4u for National BaHkr. Clay Course on the abO
on His visit 10 New York he of 1899
-CCHPaaPTER XyIl....The Harrisburgh Conyeation-MI
CIay the choice Of the PeopePesidentia CT 1891
and 1sg2-Inrrsues the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES employed
rhwart domination Of Nh CayOEEanaation Of the Con-
rpri0uNomlnation OF General Observation-Disclosures Of
,hr Keatacky peisgetionAlE CI4ys letter Remarks Of
Gov BSaEv es sa Of @ dss
W. Clay IN coTSres'-P.ssaEe with Nh Cslhoun-The
T.af B4nkN Clay visits his county Of Hanover
His sI+ect-Outns OF ms views-Gsnera Harrison and
nuEtE