New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

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SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY, preceded by Bio.
graphical Memoir che Great statesman and Orator Of the
West and embelIishe, < three Superb EngayiHgs-by
which they will h enabled publish rom 'Ir. SWANS
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This edition VIII compnse-
/ 4 MEMOIR OF HENRY CLAY-clear and
glowing. written expressly for this work, BY HgSSY j.
RAYMOND, Esq
II. THE SPEECHES OF MIR. CLAY, from 1910
10 1912 inclusive carefully collected rcm various sources
FOR this work compared and corrected aud all restored to
the first personnan of them having beer. only reported
the third peson-"I Clay said and So and he urged
&C. instead Of giving his vigorous and graceful dction
without interpolation dlution. No collection Of Mr..
CL.ys Speeches all comparable with his complete
mes, or correctness has ever ,e:or- appeared.
Each Speech prefacsd by brief ntroducor- paragraph
EXPLAINING the circumstances which called forth AMI
whenever t desirable and otherwise indicated
al the end gives the o ,le under discussion
ILLUSTRATIONS.
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RY CLAY. in :. The Slssles of Hmover," Vrgina--er-
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FROM MR.. CLAY.
Such is the caracer-such tie of the edi-
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To the Friends Of HENRY CLArNlishty, glorious host,
to advocates Of the benisncnt principles and measures
Of National Policy of which he is the foremost chaGp;ono
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vance the which their energies drvo
I'D and because that Cause way be PERSIA
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triotisu tn burning E!oquence Of iiENny Ctsy.
Respectfully GREELEY x EcELTiTH,
100 Nassau street New.Norh.
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