The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-01

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THE LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HEN.
RY CLAY. By an arrangement with Mr.. .
Swain, who has got up far the most complete
edition Of Mr. sClay's Speeches ever published
with an OnginalBiographv Of great merit and
vvdn, s., weshall publish from bis Stereotype
Plates an edition Of the entire work ior One
Dollar Il is comprised in two large duodeci- :,
mo volumes Of over LOO pages,is got upin q
beautiful open syle so as
10 be read with ease and pleasure, and Is en-
belished with a Portrait Of Mr.. Clay, engra-
we'd on Steel BY Prud'homme from Linens
celebrated a View. OF MIR. C.'s' Birthplace, al.
so engraved on steel, an engraved Fac Smile
Of Letter from Mr.. Clay-the whole prin-
ed on good paper for 81 per copy or $50
PEI hundred. II is believed that no work
could be compiled setting firth more clearly
persuasively and fully the measures commended
for by the Wings than does this edition Of The
Life and Speeches Of MIR. Clay. Being the
candidate Of the Wing party for President
the People will read with attention bis views
on the great question Of public policy which so
deeply concern them, the arrows Of detracton
ard misr. presentation will fall harmless at his
feet I be Tariff the Bank Question, The
Land Distnbution-every important topic OF
National coHcern-are here discussed thorough
" and most winningly. Where is the town
ship the neighborhood, in which sumo ardent
generous friend Of the Wing cause will not
ann its advocates with some copies Of the
Lie and Speeches Of the great Statesman Of
or tine, and thus enable them 70 answ :
| triumphantly al that may be uttered againsi
him or the Cause The work will be ready
| by tho 20 ID of June. aud We arc pereeting ar
rangements TO forward ito Urderin any part Of
the Country as early as may be. Our friends
vii Judge whether we can sell such work
at such a price for any thing short Of the sash
IN hand.
?. THE AMERICAN LABORER, We
have here collected in volume Of 3s4 close.
" printed pages double colnmns) the lar gest
mass Of matter ever so collected illustrating
and triumphanty sustaining the policy Of PRO.
| TIE TION TO HOME INDUSTRY. The
Reports ofWaller Forward, Harmar Denny
Henry Shaw Joseph Blunt, sc. &c. with the
Speeches Of Charles Hudson, 4. RI II. Stuart
William. Slade George Evans, James Tall.
madge, and many others the Messages Of
= Presidents Washington, Jefferson, Madison
Monroe, Adams and Jackson, and sGoVeFnds.
George and De Wit Clinton, d. D. Temp
kins, Nm l.. Marcy, VIM. H. Seward, ard
others; renders { is The most complete rep0si-
tory Of facts and arguments in support Of the
Protective policy ever p bshed. Il is evident
TO the observing That the question Of Protection
or No Protection is to stand forth prominent
" in the approaching contest We cannot
evade it If we wOuld--li we do Tot choose to
make It, our adversaries viii make il for usi
A resolute attempt will be made to destl oy
! the italty and virtue Of the New Tariff il
the Congress wnich assemblies this year. Lei
Us be ready for the issue thus rendered anC
see that the People are ready. The Laborel
+ viii be sold for per copy, Complete in ont
: volume or at 80 per dozen.
3. ATKINSON'S POLITICAL ECON
e OMY This TX, the most conclusive
g and mastery defence Of the Protective Polio,
ever published we have now in press and wi
issue it on tie let June as No. v. of our Sc
U ries Of Useful Works at the low p-ice, q
e twentv fue cents The English COPY cos
D 81 me %, and cannot be mad at that Tn
= Free Trade champions are made by Mr, AT
ONE
nay, each Of them himseg-by simple quo
9 tations at full length from their owa works
and the true laws Of Political Economy ar
9 clearly deduced and applied. An inlrOductio
20 TIE American Edition by H. Greedy viii az
ply the principles adduced by Mr.. Atkinson /
the condition af our own country, and shoV
how the Profession Of our industry is essen
tial to our National independence and Pro-
peFity. Five copies viii be sent for 81 /; 10
: for ST.
7 A. A Series Of POLITICAL TRACTS b
Junius, author OF The Crisis Of the Counirl
! and oheF pungent and effective pamphlets
= the contest Of 1850, viii be published frol
. time TO time at this Office. No, /, enGte
The Test or parties tried BY their Acts B,
! ing a review Of the Proceedings Of the Ia
= Congress and triumphant indications Of Ii
e coduct the to awed, unpuFchasabIe Wings
now ready. Seldom has 50 eogent an array
fact and reasoning been compressed into 81
teen pages. Price 4 cents singly, ss D,
'f hundred, $50 per thousand.
Is 5. The Life Of Henry Clay, By Epes Sargel
it published in a large Extra New World, so
to be sent IN rough the Mail. Price 8 cents
single copy, IS per hundred.
70 Orders enclosing cash for any Of the aboN
ii works are respectfully invited. Our VII
friends are solicited 10 form Clubs and aid
O. in spreading truth before the People. II
-. earlier the proper efforts are made, the MOI
certain they will be TO prove effective.
SC GREEDY e. MeELRATH,
ID Tribune oficr, 100 Nassau-srFeet.
rs Nsio- York, Nay IL, i6zS.
i, uEditors OF Wing papers who win publis
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