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Life and Public Services of Henry Clay.
SH3Tt II Ie a az. PA Pae Henry
Removes Neutrality-suspicious.; at Debating Soclety-B--
cnshes himseiie advocates the pocy Of gradually Einlg
epsn: the Slaves in KenuckyOpposes the Alien and Sc
dit s FtSi--hcaair with Col Dars,"A9Iars at the
Bar for Bursutscqusnt Interview with Burrin New
CHAPTER II Elected the Senate the United States
SpeaieT Of the kentucky House Of ACCOMPLISHMENTS and
Resolutions arorof mecan NiamactursS-liis
sentiments IN regard DuensTak his second te
IL tba Sesson-Thr Session Of the Eleventh Cong resThe
tinted States Bank-Iie becomes member Of the United
STAT. Hous. RireseHtaves-ls chosen Speaker the
War With Great Brtaa-Speech on the bill raising troops
On Naval Establishmet-Carries his measuIes-Our Ma.
CHATTER Nh cay prefers ia the House 70
John Randolph and Josiah QancT-Delented b NJ Clay
h chdSe end NJ fa Gr - s
pointed 70 confer with President oesEyents
F fleets of M, ,oquence-Passa=e of hr Amy biilAi
son reelected PrqdentIr Clay resigns the Speaker chair,
being appointed Commissioner 10 Ghet-s services du!nS
CHAPTER ". Meeting Of The Client Commissioners
eveatAlr Clay refuses sGendertothe
British the n sht 10 Navigate TIE Teas9as
et;erCioes PrsI Introduced 10 The Duke Of yelling
ton by Madame de sel-cars Of the Bartle Of " Orleans
fiar -rf sIrST Wal. l.
.ii. snI ~ jane, 5smbe
Sc-NiT Glay return to Yorkecepti?n-
10 Of Wa-lnterne improvements
GHArEK m snd NTH "a ii oa, With
Randoith-Skirnish with Mr. PorcThe old hunter and MS
ernal mprovemeuts-M Clay's relation, with Nh Mali
Intention Of Madison opf Ne inf to sPgoG him 9n
in behalf the South Amer,an sa'sl-Els sloqast ar
Of the South American A'ie'-Leter from Bolivar and Nh
chAPTER VI a.eSa. I Noa:ee,
adopts his principes-The Cumberland roal-;Aneclots-
SemnoIe ci.ys opinions Of tia, c9eaia in
asa pophe5ie !mgs- Adam; and Gen JaeEsGa
s.cJiT Claws s.eech in behalf Of the ocy-Hs
great speech OF 2iPa.s.-e OF ths tarh 6l-Rssat. Of s
= CHAPTER Vii The Missouri Questionable. Clay re-
seat sxcemsil;LA,s eomG5omI.e
Of M % ha ID a s5mr OF e sas
ern rnenbers-In,eryiew with Randolpf-Anecdoes-i
chosen Clay Re der
Reception OF Lafayfie the 81, Gus ~ lTs by Mr.
CHAPTER WI Tn. Presidential qqes,ion-Somioa
OF Mr. Clay-Iiis QUALIFICATIONS set Gril'eneTri HaT
eel-Nlonsrous of the charge against MrC-HIs
course in regard 10 themAppointmen OF committee OF e!
address his constituent OF john Qg2c{ Adams
x The M 81 % ' o fs nieenss
General Lafayette sqtseaac; his I Iiay a
CHAFTER * Account Of AT; cays intercourse with
Final refutation OF the airrr DAMS estimony-John
Rando phsass.u-is Duel with hlr !.y- asst Interview
Qualifications for the Secretary shiThe Panama instEuc
r. EE9FSssd IL iG ranami s SssTs, o
e-Treatcs-Documens from ms prH-ioii 81 Si
Colonial Blr an Of
and = * sa n
Andrew JacksonEconomy under Adams, in4 An
BurenAl Clay views toward the new Admins tfatlol-
cred,--LI letter TO r; Wiekliftr, ESQ.
CHAPTER x; Sir. Ciay's return to he2tuc;Sy-Tn
the Cololizaon Socieryis sentiments o. slavery
ton Prtitous-Visit to aoaal
n. $1,000 20 70 ,b Sea:e IN ,ssSomnl,ion r. the
Presii~nr:@lhe Tanh-Detnc- Of the American S.sern
Nh Clay of;he lfsh OF )ntes
sou,h-P.ocess Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF General
jack Protective System IN danger
The Enforcement Bi-Frous stat of aifairsHeaf5. Clay
comes forward witb lis pa. FOR thar
ncasurePaiticuiers in regard 10 tAlr CLAYTON Of Della;
lhe conpf6@se BFab JIG Of
Nh Gays public carevGHis visit 10 New :and-IIi-
1'G9 Mo Tbs Public i
Clay Of s Si
the gues,ion-Mr Van BuIens nomination Minister TO
Ergland-0nnos-d hy AlI. Clay.
CHATTER Nlli-The currency 9nesol--Ci,n Jsebson,s
humble pfoftS 70 ln.Eots our o.
upon the Ibect-C hrscsr Of the Veto roweT-Rsmova o!
the Duane and Ia2eys[. Clsy ea-
Gas r.ou,iols-be pr5te,J-lts docrys-Eloineadr
bats in the senate lr. Leis-Inteestin- ncIen,the pro-
,t ,Gladl from the ioqrnaiJ nrsTi';st ereons OF Nir
The p1nlc session. neciot.-Ar Cays departure for Ken
CHATTER NV. Cur claims on Francc-7Hostie tone
q Gea Jscsson msss.se Of reirlsas-
M Cay report On me @ = r., rs
presenting the Cherokee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PATRONAGE
CaAPTER w. Sr,rlerlen; o: our French affsrS-AIr.
Clay. land b-H peechPlszsse OF he bill n the Seaate
pe,,ece OF Observation-Disclosures % heaucky
--eipccd Senator IL lsa5-Sse of he country IN 1879 aad
Gsoan l.ad Of W. ,vo
comp:om'-s-rhe speGie IIIcnla-its .escSoR-EenTons
tHAPTER XVI. Presidential CAMPAIGN Of la?s-Al!.
1 15l Of The
pertinent Tie E1,ra SessionhtE. VaH Bareus M-ss,ss
House-Dscussion of the Sub-Ieasury bilI3lr. Clay's
Ic!esEs resolution relation !oa B.nk-Ieasury notes
of ilsir. Clay rey@y OF The Financial pro-
jecis the Northumberland sub,ects-ts Outline
az Plan for National BaakAr Claws the atd-
tloa Guestonitls visit 10 New ofS ID The summer oil 1879
= orLill reception.
CHATTER XVII The Ha-risburgh Ccnven,ior-AiE.
Cha. the choice the peopie-PeSidearia OF S2;
and iSc2-Iueues in euion-Nieans enPloysd 20
thvart the OF Mr. Clay al the Con-
ventiot Nomination Cener. Of
the Kcataeky DrsS.uonMr. Clty's le;rer-2emazls OF
Gov Barbour Mr. Leigh Nh LiyiGsstonJohr Tyler EoHi.
uate The Vice PresideGcy-GouTd Of th@ nomnsron-
Mr.. Clay IN Ccasress-Plssase with Mr.. C.lho1n-Eh-
B..kruri bii-liiiAis-The Sub-Trcgsury a,ain-4 Gov
eminent BaakM; Cay his county OF Hsnoye;
His spsec-Outiine OF his yiew-Ceurral Harrison am!
Mr. Cay-S-cond Session Of the 18th Cougss-la-uguTation
and de.ih OF General HagrisonThe Extra Se.sin-Nif.
Clsys iaborEeo o;hs Bank bill b. Psesien; Tyer-4lr