New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-30

Q The undersigned vii rut.Isa THIS NQHNtNGa
new and greatly improved edition OF
TIE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES
HENRY CLAY:
s-grss SARGENT. ESQ OF he GIG Of New o;s.
Bro1gh, down 70 The year 1914. This wo.k Kill &c publish
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fall length Portrait. II will b. sold l2s Tor the SIN
sIe cory; Ten Copies Jr Ore Dai!cr This he fullest and
most complete RiosraphT OF Nr. Clayever pn5hsaed
The following is ,.bs OF the Con:sa:s o. he Charters ia
TINS work:
Life and Public Services of Henry Clay.
CHATTER Birth md P25s1'aseE5is eaTlg taTsrhs
Removes 70 KsatuckyDebut ata DEBATING Societ-B--
comes successful Prlc.itoDerCasss N which he istln-
cipating the Slaves Kenuck-Opposs ae Alien md So
OF rs E4olseneeAfsr Win Col Dayisss gpears 4 he
b. for Aason laeFrle" With 5oTFa New
CHAPTER H. Elected; the ssnateofsle Unite! Sia;ss
His first Speech iavoFc internal chosen
SPEAKER the ksntnfky HOUSE Of ssemStsLgss. iRe
sentiments regard 10 DuslinsTaks hrs seat second ie
n In IneG ~ r Of ~, PaT5S- ,bors
Of the Sssion-Thrl Session THE eleven CoagrssS-Ihe
States House Of Reprssr.tatyesI chosen Speaker he
first baot-CrS' state Of pubic atsalFs7s II il'ef q
Wa with Great Bntau-Sreech on The bill Tor raising rogers
On Naval Es:abliShmea-C has 'neasuEe2-CuT Va
val successes.
one IN the Senate-Reasons for king hm sreaksrihe
President recommends ebso- Inc measure opposed d.
Els .. atsrcoaTse Win RaadoFhf isciere TFs leaders
in the HouseAlr. Cheyes and Nj Ga!latu-Nc Clay az
OF he ar-Nlotves-Fe5ers atGseCays reply 70 Quincy
Effects OF his eguence-pasSaseof the ARM billNal-
being appointed Commissioner 20 Gen-Et u"Fns
CHAPTER w.. Meeting of,he Client Commissioners
Nj Clay visits OF ,ragsscting
sUntowardevenNl Clay leses snrsendeEtoths
eoaoy .s 6srweea Si NESS, <, ,m: @
lon r. no I DE- s,r Of the BAIL Po e g e o ss
Visits England stiers2Sh, and ms Fs Ns!tecWa
;fS9 and a; Gamble
&cAlr. Ciaysretu 70 Nsv-I
CHAPTER V. RechaTte1 the United STATES Bank
Mr. Ga y!sy and aSsesT IN II h%9s s T b;s
ritieRy IRISH bar5ersoah tmeSan ndTgnins
terna INTERCHANGEABLE. Gays relations with Mr. Hadi-
of the ArmyNr Clay carries his measures
in behalf of The South American Stas Isl T%@Sai al
OF the South American Administrations Bolivar hd Nh
con nal Giay
adopts his prineilleThe Cumberland roat-sHscdeg-
Monumen,-Dscussio9 Of Gen Jacksons Gontgct IN the
Ssmn9s c1 S2on ss Of t 5a e'siks@ IA
The Father the American ysem1Bll TO re'sie d"ilss
&c-Mr Cays speech behalf
Voc NJ the countrv-iIls unrsmitted sxeous-
Ran,iol?h's sarcasms-.inecdote
CHATTER The Missouri Sas.:iogLI sy RS
seat in Com-essUnparalle!e eHcitemsn-t comIEomise
FTop"sition Of John Randorhand of the South
srn members-Tntefyew with Randolph Administrations
dolrh and M f. 10 the HouAgan
chosen nlrpendsnce
z Rc GIefEs IT yfyte in tie b. llr
cAPTER yI Fh rye . ReS4 aF
son in favor Of Henry CiayS.ende rs IN the
roHr in rs-ard to them-Appom,me committee ofey
a,niuaon-Compete ctuation Of tts calUmYy-SI. ays
b the E.yaSperaton OF General Jackson5 friends
Mr Clay Independence Of sqftMoti'es OF MS Ie'eIece-
pointed secretary OF Sta-Slew OF this act-ti'S Character
a. SneaEer-Anecdotes. &c.
Gsneral be- NJ t1Im smorohn
with Nj Clay in lS33-mpaifel state Of Mr. Cay health
Qualifications for the Secreary>hl-Ihe Panama lnspn5
Legr 70 %f. Mdde,on-i negotiations while Secretary OF
from ms leamfoi'Gy q; si
consisiencymTh- Colonial Bl3Ir Van Ben Modes Of
1aIsm Observation-Disclosures Election G2SChoies Of
Anilew Jtckson-Economy under Adams, Jackson and Van
BnrsnIr Claws views toward the new Almi@itration-
t llsI It'll lt .'t' to T. WickliFy ESQ.
CHAPTER X. Nh Giays return to Keg ,,, *
Colonization soeiet,is sentiments On sIaysryAb9I
Visit 10 OfoDines with the MECHANICS az Columbus
: TresideHcy-he TarfDeence OF the American System
M ;h edHsifa P%f 5s
south-Pfogrrss of Nuiicaton- Reelection Of General
Observation-Disclosures Protective System ~ daageT-
The Faforcenen, BFeriious state Of aiiarsHer Clay
CONES forward viii! his plan FOR of that
MOTIVES Of M CayP4sssse Of
the Compromise BpubIie gatitudeC haTacSfsi'cs OF
0 cG'HAPTER XII Tie nJIic
Tlay bT Gen acIs a cIsy
IL lld Van "a u BuE1 iay nomination as Minister to
'EHAPTIR ElIgThe currency non-Cien. Jackson
tb eT,? s Bank and the Presidents ytoNlr Clay speech
upon the subject OF the i4to no"sT-m2'al Oh
tons toward the baaks resolutions m regard to The r.
inoya the deposts-Hs OF NJ
Ssy IN he Fs%,
les, exclul from the 9qFnai-I nfemttea rNeens Of r.
Tn panic clays departure for Ken
CHAPTER XIV wv Our claims FrancsIor tone
of Cen Jacksons of 33t-ISecomnendS reprlsals-
sIopti Of his Hss6aoa-Ettec Of the nesssgesp~ech
presenting the Cherokee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS patronage
C q Ky Settlement of our French aaMr.
CLAW. land bEs peechPassse OF the bill IN the Senate
on % Renncky
REELECTED Senator ls36stae of the country 1879 and
s sboan Ianf Of Slf
CHAPTER XVI Presidential campaign Of l8?6-Mr.
Clay declines being candidatelResElt-Nlt Van Bufens
The Extra Sesson-Nlr. Van BuI-ns Message
The suRTreasury schsneSptaeatons Of SE T y ne
sreches-fIis resolution relation Bnk notes
Session of 8g7Slfr Ciay review Of tn Financial pro-
GA plan FOX National Bank-Mt Cay The abo.
l.on vst:o New York ia the summer of 1899
CHaPTER XVII. The H4rrisbnrgh Conysnon.M ;id;
and S32-hg,ies in the Convention-Neans employed 70
;hwart ,fe nomn4on Of NJ Otsanzatloa Of The Con;
- L1.oL.. tinn--Nr ClaX's letteI.R enarks 81