New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05

C7- The Publishers OF the N-wYork Tribune have eli
iected GU arrangement with Mr.. JAMES g. SWAIN popre
tor of the only full and illustrated collection Of the
SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY, preceded by i Bio
graphical Memoir Of the Great Statesman and Oato of t
Wss, and embellished by rhre. Superb Engravugs-by
winch they will be enabled publish, from Mr.. Swans
stereotype plates edition tina, work for the People
large and elegant volumes the unprecedenty low
price of OSE DOLLAR for the tchoIe'
This edition Will compriss-
/. a MEMOIR OF HENRY CLAY-clsar and
glowing written expressly for this work, by HENRY J.
RAYMOND, Esq
II. THE SPEECHES OF MR.. CLAY, from 1910
1912 ncuave carefully collected from various
Tor this work compared and corrected and all restored 10
ts first p-rsonmany Of them having been only reported in
the third Clay saidr and and hs urged
instead of giving his vgorou, and graceful dction
without interpolation dilutou No collection of Nh
GAYS Speeches all comparable with this, complete
correctness, has ever before appeared.
Each Speech preaced by brief Introductory paragraph
explaining the circumstances which called forth, and
whenever 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 Prudhomme
II. a VIEW OF THE BIRTHPLACE OF HEN
RY CLAY, The sl4shes OF Hanover Virsinia-en-
graysa on steel
III. An Engraved FAC-SIMILE OF y LETTER
FROM MIR. CLAY.
Such is the character-such the Of the sdi
ton of TIE LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY
CLAY which the subscribers offer to the public III
Two large volumes Of 100 pages FOR One Dotiar. Il
will beautifully pgiutsd far, white paper, and neatly
put up i'll flexible 1t is Afforded cheaper than
such work before, because We hse TO give The
largest circulation attained by any.
To the Friends Of HENRY CLAY-Mighty, glorious host;
TO the advocates of the bemgnant principles and measures
OF National Policy of which he is the foremost champlonto
the lovers of our Country urersaybut especially TO the
various Wing organizations and CLAY CLUBS, do We con-
d.n,y appeal for in our effort extend the circulation
of this work and render it, perusa as nearly may be un
versa We ask them do this for sases but 10
advance the Great Cause which their energies are devo-
ted and because that Cause IN no way be more esua-
srcly more successfully commended 10 the public Judge
ment the popular heart than the lessons of ar-sseins Pa
tro,ism, the burning Eoquepce OF Henry lay
Price 81 for the whole work, $40 per dozen, Sso per
hundred Subscriptions and orders are solicited
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Our friends will therefore understand that however resp'n
sble they may be- adhere with the utmost street
ness to the cash principle.
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may sent risk, and the Post Master will BE- en
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manner of their shipment. The publishers will not hold
themselves responsible beyond their shipment or delivery
order. ". . W.
Ne,r. York .3pril. 1913.
LEE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY-Wo
are compelled defer the of the cheap edition OF the
LIFE AND srrEcFs OF ITESRY CLAY Till the l5th Of this
month order render fully worthy of the patronage we
hope 10 obtain for We have with disappont-
en incur additional expenses The orders which
have already reached well those which shall come
hereafter Will all b. served in the precise order in which
they hand We the work will be found 10 an
s'ser the expectations Of our friends
The heavy expense which have incurred IN getting up
TIN, work and the very low prcebar exceeding the cost
awhch We afford it, compels ca.h payment
in all cases Unless several thousand copies sold shall
be losers By the work But most Certain that
in every City and County there must b. hundreds wiling 10
pa the small sum One Dollar for the Life and Speeches
Of Mr. CLAY n.,yyo volumes of 100 pages WAL not
the friend, Of thar Statesman the friends Of the Wing Cause
take measures to secure carly AID general diffusion of this
work One hundred copies will be transmitted to ANY per
son OF club for Eighty Dollars.
IRELAND IRELAND!
SECOND EDITION.
a MEMOIR on IRELAND, NATIVE AND SAXON.
By DANIEL O'CoNSElL, NJ. ?.
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