New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28
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Life and Public Services of Henry Clay.
CHAPTER Birth and Parentase-Hs early day-...The
Removes Kentueky-Debu at Debatmg society,-Be-
comes successful Praconer-Cases in which he distn
cpa;in$ e s!ayss in KentuckyopPoses the Alien aud Sc
dpn Ia,.s elected 70 the General Asemb y-lnstauces
Of rs Eloqseqee-A riti Col fasess-AlIear at the
Bar for Aaron Burr-Subselueu Interview with Bur IN New
CHATTER H. Electeao the Senate OF the United sta;es
His Speech favor OF Interna! chosen
SPEAKER Of the ksnu?k Hous Of lssemby-seeches and
sent n,s IN regard 10 GrsnS his set second time
in The G" st. G L nc ii % M oTaa1on the
of the SssionIhi Session OF the Eleventh CongresThe
Stats House OF Rcprsentatives-Ts chosen Speaker on the
first state Of pnbe aiiaIt;Tls ;I III favor Of
On Naval Estab!ishment-Carri his neasugesour Ma
one in the Senate-Reasons for making him Speaker-the
President recommends embago-hs opposed by
Ills intercouse With RlnIohgar declared leaders
in the HouseNl1. Cheyes aud Nr; GalIatn-NIr Clay app
pi pGPR5sW Rs so95 , s rsp % nsy
Of hs sG9nsnesSasf S ,yu ei M A AF saEe 9ai ehs
being appointed Commissioner TO Ghen-s services during
Mr. Cav s visits % Of
ay .enses 10 to the
Controversy between Mesrs Alams and R.ssllM IT, G11ays
Ieer-ioes PsrIsls introduced TO The Duke OF Wei'
byNi
visits EnglandLord Castleeash and his first
sso 5feo sas sn to %fSS smbe
Sc-Nir Claws return New York-Recep9n-R Reelected
VCENPTER V -. Re-charter of the United states Bank
Mr.. Clays news in 1911 AND Sl-SceTs III II III osr YIN
ritie-Ihe Irish barber-Sorth American Endepeudenc-.
tena Class ,m iaSn 10 snnn1 @ T m Gan am
Inanler-in Chief of the ArnyAr Clay carries his measures
% Of 1f, r soet -[iinn Speeches rad fh the head
% hs South American Aries-Letter from bolivar ana WI
CHAPTER VI internal Improysment1M5 McnToes
Monnnrat-Dscassi91 Of Gen Jack'on foalaG; in the
ssang ca c2 o$ Of 6an a 'SiSs'n nsbs"n IN
The Fgrr the american syytemHili To regulate intIss
e Ga, sSvyfb IN oea % r & Rfofin,F pSlfyhls Of his
polcy-Voice Of the country-His unreuIed eXeftiois-
CHAPTER VII. Tie Missouri Question-Mr. Clayre-
,s I GGS@ @
Of s the l Observation-Disclosures Of his e
iorProposton of John Randolph and some OF the south
dopR d5i and T y.
cGs St his enl}fs s
Of reece-IIis spcechLabors during the session o
rssr@4 %i ray%l!r synMr Clay and Mr.
CHATTER VII The Presidential qnestlon-E oRmS iIi
tnn i%" 9 0' f ro Of nr in the
ettel-Nonstros of the charge against Nj ILLS
amnaton Complete efuation Of t,s eanm4ys Gays
address p his constituents Election Of onn mne{ {{aud, ufs
1pN at
Mr Cays Independence Of spfIAloSes oil ms Hei%rIe % M
General aayse ,' Of hs Se character
GE1PTER * Account of Mr. Cays ptesou[s" with
Fna uation Of MI, A'nSs A. ,1
with f T Cay in ia35H MI Clays health
naliicaons SecretafEshp--he Panana, insiIuc I
sn,ToeMie'iN st1y TO M 5RgsS M While
liSS "n Gis D" M Opposition he
Maais Colonial B-Sr Van Barsn-hI9dss Of
rs;sn ,u.@Prrsidentia Election Of 32S-CholSs oi
ANDREW under A. Adam @ 1,GKiTa n an
ilc;,1 nc S.rI lsiir to K. Wiekiife ESD
,nhant lesnnanubiic -speecheNlr Clay and
the Colonization soGisty-Hs ,S%na9ehzComp Sn
lo BY the oue Of
"visitto OhcDne with the Mechanlfs al NJ b
TrssrcymThe I Tai-Dece of the American System
M Ca OF the Irish , ,RI%. a the
south.prosres OF Of General
p5osssf ,s, "" Hs'Tn II Gay
comes Forward With his plan % i as
motives Of Mr. CayPas:ase Of
the Conose Bl-PubIG tH NeM FnsandT
nmoba a5 1Is scepti5n@fioaors paid him on s route
CHATTER NIL The Public , 1nS h;iI- +:
ystGe Tay BE- Gen GIa of
The guestiqpAlr Van B%IGn Tinr domination as Minister -
SGSHIPTER XIi2The currency queston-(isn Jacksons
m, mGt BaS f,S5' and the Fesideas veo-N c srsfch
po the subect-ChaacIer OF the yT!U cIay pl1
toas toward ,le banks esouti9ns n Ies9Fl TO ne m M r.
novai Of po,i;is or DE- de-
bate bates in xsEt5n- n piq M
TIE panic AnecdoteMr. Ciay departure for Zen
0GfYPTF2RR 0GGfHYAPTFR Our claims FraneeHos,iis tone
OF Cen ack.ons Of epas
Mr. G q 5 2[; on n Of e
nresentne the Cherokee memora-EsecntSe patronage
iCHAPTFR w Settlement of French afalrs-Mr
Clay land bHs ,rcpassas OF the llt m a,inel"d.
oeigmce Of Tex,svarou, questions to ken5ucky
Reected senator in lg3Gstae Of the country IN 1923 aHd nd
Eahoan s and GIAoTposton Of f Cayla His two
compomises-he sIGie GIIculari Tesc''on-Den'0H
CHATTER Xv fe5idsatia campaign q V,I SBM Bo1sn:
Clay declines ben: of of I'll. er
pertinent The Extra Seson&lr Van Buren, s "a b
The Sub Treasury Scheme
Hous-Discuso4 Of the SubTrasqry e nois
session OF e37-9h1r. Clay. review OF the inhlcia PLo
ects of the Administration Various subIectsis ,R h
OF plan for National BanSr Clays course on 'i o,o
on His New York in the summer 'i 1859
CHATTER XVII The Harrisbursh ConyentioaccN5; c d5;
Clay the choice Of the S"T smploved to
rb,sart III. nomination OF Mr. Clay -Organzaon oi the Con
Of Gersra 4 Of
e Ger Bntboar Mr. Leigh Mr.. Lyins,t9n-John Tyler
mated Tor the Vice Presidency-Giound Of thr h2mmat,9n
naaL,,n n. o,n b-Msas-The subTreasury aSainIA Gov
l@msnt BankM Clay visits his native conny oi Hanover
III sn-.ct-- Outline OF his yiews-Ccnrral HARRISON and
NJ ,T-S.cond session the Goth Congress- Inauguration
1 dsa,h of General Htrrison-Ihe Extra seSsion-SE
1v, sbor,-Vrto the Bank bill By President yIer-r