New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28
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HENRY CLAY,
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n5- The Publishers of the New-York Tribune have eff
fcted an arrangement with Mr.. JAMES B. SWAIN pIopne-
,r of rho only full and illustrated collection Of the
SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY, preceded BY Bio
rrsrbca Memoir the Great Statesman and Orator of the
west and embellished by three Superb Ensravingsby
which they are enabled to publish, from sr Swains
srorype plates au edition Of that work for the People
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This edition comprises
T. A MEMOIR OF HENRY GLAY-clsar and
Glowing. written expressly for this work, by HENRY J.
RAYMOND Esq
H. THE SPEECHES OF Mr.. CLAY, from lslo
to 1872 inclusive carefully collected from various sources
for this work compared and corrected and all restored TO
the first personmany Of them having been only reported in
N. third psrson-A Clay said and and hs urged
Sc instead of giving his vigorous and graceful dction,
,vbopt INTERPOLATION or diluton. No collection OF Mr.
sn.eches at all comparable \ this, il complete.
uess or correctness, has ever before appeared
Each srsech is preiaced by brief Introductory paragraph
na;nnr the circumstances which called 1t forth, and
whenever il desirable and otherwise indicated note
ar bs end gives the fate Of the measure under discussion
ILLUSTRATIONS.
PORTRAIT OF HENRY CLAY, from an
original paintnc bv Linen, engraved by Prudhomme.
II. A VIEW OF THE BIRTHPLACE OF HEN.
RY CLAY, in <" The Slashes OF Hanover eHgnla-en-
sravsl on steel
III. An Engraved FAC-SIMILE OF A LETTER
FROM MR.. CLAY.
Such is the characte-such are the contents o the ed
ZION of THE LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY
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To the Friends of Henry CLAY-Mighty glorious host
TO the advocates of the benignant principles ana measures
of National Policy which he the foremost champion-to
the lovers of Country unversay-bu especially to the
various Wing organizations aud CLAY CLUBS do We con-
dep,ly appeal for aid in effort to extend the circulation
of this work. and render its perusa nearly as may b. un
yersa We ask them this not for onr sakes but TO
advance the Great Cause which their energies deyo
ted and because that Cause no way be more persua
svely more successfully commended the public Judge
men the popular heart than in the lessons of arsseng Pa
trotism, the burning Eoquence of Henry CLAY.
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