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chapter heads
life and Public Services of Henry Clay
CHATTER l. Birth and PaTen'ase-is eaTly daysdhs y he
D oyas 70 Neutrality-suspicious., az Debating S0cetF-De
a successful Practitioner-Cases IN which he GStii-
sns i .v i , Alien
dton Laws elected to e GsnG1 G at b
a. ~ Aaron with buFTin New"
iS.PTER H. Eectedto the Sc naeof the United States
n, ~ Sprch in favor Internal lnprcsements-is chosen
Speaker the Kentucky House ol
n-oents IN regard DuelingTake hiS seat second ule me
in the United sas, L 1e 5s o the oFsT9
ffba seSsolhird Session ote Eleventh hf
United stals % Errsntstiyes-ls chosen Speaker the
bIntWCTitica staf, OF public affairs-s IN favor OF
W.: , rat Britain-Speec the bill Tor raising troops
On Naval sstabshmen-CafF'es his measuIes-o"' Va
- ~ tii Ssaate-Reasons for making him SpeakeE-the
President recommends embar=o- he measure 9pog oy
T,i JOSIAH
H's f. ,a nI5SD"- HHa"rr Cheyes and MI Clay a
G%Pts3W G% Ibs CONC M' reply nfy
ol ects Of his of the Army billsa
be,c appointed Commissioner Ghen-Hs services durins
cHAFTEk y v EiBs fsS 51S S Of
to to The
wren Messr Adams and RMssel-I Clays
etterto Paris; introduced 70 fhe puk G g Ct Msn:
V;,t En.and-Lord Casereagh and hs first walter
,eloo Nsrolton-Mr cIsy rsGetiog IN EnT' n 'endp h
&c-Sr Claws return to -T9rkIRecepIn-k
i T Of the Uatrd states Baak
Nh Cay, 1911 and lSl6-see%Ts II IN III tn honse ,T T in
with Nh p9nelne Gla hunter anu ms
tcrual mrroyemcnts-Mf. Cays relations with Nh Mad
Madison at of M ilnf to aLort IT, MN C0
in behalf of the South AMERICAN stair-HlS eoiufnI al
peSs-ilis Efforts uccesiu-li Speeches read at te hfad
nf the south American ArHieLeer from Bolivar, ana M
eli CilAFTER VI internal Improvementslr. Monroes
s!ops his cumPra F0e5A@sc9 s50aG n The
SSsnaT isa rfc1se Adams and Cen jae5s9n-
Of th AnfGa a P.b, fh'a on lh 10
great speech Of Passase OF the aFlil bl-HeSn Oh his
p9Gy,Toice Of the souny-His unFem'tted e'eF''0"s-
NtHG!IF!T cHaIFTEE Tie Missouri QusstioTMr Clay
scat si IN , compom,
of the Observation-Disclosures of I,rtiesCharscte OF his eff
ern membyrs interview with olpAnscdoe
doph and srey-Mr Ci2ys re1remtn,lrGm Go"sresD
chnss Independence
e II sGssn'qi IA IF. dqn $ q By 'S S
1spy1h;T nj; Clay and Mr. Monroe
o "a ~ C,vH qualifications set ir-Gene Harr
SON in favor of Henry Cay-SIanders in the Houe-k
a"r q S fnls Of fsss1 eomms
amlnation Complete reutaon OF the caium4y-AI lays
bv the House-Exaspeation Of General Jackson friends
Mr. Clay Independence Of pirtEMotlyes OF his c1
pointed Secretary Statevews of this act-lis character
GhArTEE M Ss
Rna @ NTH A1.G M
With r Clay in s35InTarel Of MI cays heah-
Qualifications for the Secretary yship-The Panama Suc-
nessr M 5SHsssa f S9
state-T from his penwpoitGy e MI
%sif l's Colonial B-Mr Van BuenMGdss Of
and ks 1P sede G
Andrew Jackson-Econcmy under Adams Jackson and Van
Buren-Mr. lays views toward the new Administration
elsdMHs iis lne-ii steT % r Wekfs Esq y '
CHAPTER X; Mr.. Cays return TO Kegtucky-TIi,
ton Pettions-visit to Orleans-Natch tchez-Compii-
m1?sny s5SRIon s vS G's she Sesaes conmba
His Election tfs U SeGae in s3l-Nominatie:, to the
M Ciay ma oft Irish pnts
sSsr:; Il s HsS' F. 1i
pc'esy5 ,s, % ssifn i n Gn95sT Cav
comes forward with his plan fora
in regard to itSlr CLAYTON of Dels
hs coaSo@ bFabs fia %!Ss M
MI Cley's public careerHi9 visit TO New Ensland-TIi
"TGfHi2Al GfHAFTER X pap FuSc I an
Ssge c 1 f lnef,oS tsy a% Of
the ques;ion-lr Van BuIens nomination as Minister TO
CHAPTlR XlI2Thr currency queston--Gsn. Jackson's
qmt M ot and 10 M Vso ay speech I
d10 s Duane and Ssyr clay sea
moys 0%s OF ihe N
Clay ssoutioasThe ProtestI,s observation-disclosures, de-
S@s t sle!ue e t from the xsr,ons S
Cay-Pnblic i'll compfsGEn s Esn
GAfTFR Sypt Our claims on FsnceTlost
of Gen. Jackson of lsJ-Recommends reprlsas-
Nj Clay report the y, us
pTsentns the Cherokee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS patronage
CHAPTER XV. Settlement of onr French afair-Mr
Claws land bls reecPasace of the bill IN the Senate
Abolition p;itions deposit bankS7redio t9n-lnde
--elected Senator lS3G-Sate of the country 1929 and
ls3A tH@aort Hi IN the StniM
compromisesThe SIece Circuar-ts Observation-Disclosures
e1jqnsieE. E.I Es;olq,i9q-N -Njsceaneops is :, ,o,. .
CIsy declines being canddate-ResI;-lr Van Bu5ens
policyt e,rospect-Democrstcd doctrinessue Of the
The Suh-Treasury Scheme-Indicetions o split the
| House-Discussion Of the SubTreasury bll-Mr. Cays
specnes-Hs resolution relation BankT easur
Session Of Is$9-Mr Cla,s reyir" Of the Financial pro-
Of plan Tor National BankM Clsy's course on the abo
ition question His visit New York in the Of 1889
Cordial reception.
CHATTER XVII.... The FIarrsburgh Convention-Mr.
Clay the choce of the PeoEe-Presdsnt2l contests Of ls2
and lS32-utrigue the COMMUNICATIONS employed
thwar, the nomination oslr Of the Con-
yentoaN Of General HHtnis0H-AeqqsscenSee Of
Gov. Barbour tlr. Leigh Mr. TYLER nom
mated The Vice FFesldency-Giognd Of the nomnation-
! Bankrupt bIl-A4age-The Treasury a=ail--A Gov
eminent Ba4k-E Clay visits his native county Of Hanover
Mr. Clty-Second Session othe 26th Inauguration
and death OF General Harrison-Ihe Extra sesson-Mr