New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-26

The following ,te of the Contents of the Chapters IN
Lie ana Public Services OF Henry Clay.
MIibs II he ls-!1s. ss,iol ueaiy
Removes to Keatacky-Debut Debating Soev.yfs-
guhss hnse-H4 advocates the pocY OF gradually Emaa-
Grating the Slaves in kentncky-O9P'ses the ,i'eH anu
of his EloGuence-Aisaf with Col Dariesi pFedis a tie
Bar for Aaron with 5lfln New
CHAPTER H. Elecstto ne S-na,eof'he United STATE.
Sr,tst Il H. Kinney bonss Of Nssemby-S~sees aa
Observation-Disclosures favor msrcan
in the United States SeHateLays the foundation OF the
American System-Si--ch on The Inc 9 ne ieIeoLaoIs
United States B4,k-He becomes member Of me um;td
States House Repre- sniativesls chosen Seak- on ne
first paliot- public aairsls IN favor oil
va. with Great Bri,a!n-Speech the II 70: .i,gt'oofi
On Naval observation-disclosures his rneasuTes-OnI va
CHAPTER Ill Mr.. Clay prefer, se.tin the Housr 70
President recommends an enbaTso-Tt ogrcsed By
John Randolph AID JOSIAH Tended 3y NJ
POINTED 70 confer win Resident
-Efec.s of his eIoguencsras4Ge OF The Army 3ll.Saa-
son reelected PrssdenNlr cay resigns the
s SstH W appointed Commissions 10
Nil Clay visits Brussels eeIotrModc OF tts,set!ns
Clay refuses 20
Cont;oreFy between Mcssrs Adams and Cay
st'1Eoes TO Par:a dc to R t pu Of q oe.n
|
visits Ensand-Lord Casileeagh, and his fist
erloo and Napolron-Mr Clay, reception IN Eng Lande
Sc@NT Cisy'srs;urn to New-York-Recertion-R
Viatisaion Of the w ,E;-pteFn4
M Clay's in 1911 anil sG-Scens in ths Hoasr WIN
RandoPhskirmish with III PolIhe old huneI and i'
ernal ImIrovynentsalr Clays relations viii! Nh Mat
Of fd'rSn 0 uni to TGsR Ii!
ssss:ie. si :; " had
Of nth American Arses-Lette!:fon Bolivar and MI
CHATTER VI: Integral Improvemen;-Nlr MonTOes
,s his Conduct IN the
Ss@p Chs s,ms ss q 5 s c J"eEsUa
M prT fe me!cs sstmNBi to regulate duties
&c Mr. C.ay's speech in behalf OF
poicy-Voice Of the coumtry-Hs unemltted eIertoni-
Randolph's sarcasms-Anecdo ,....,.. ~. ,,,,-
sreakers- YGOn in lansoEh resumes his
Of @ s IS
orts-Porcsion of JOAN Randolph and soe Of The south
i do Is snd s1rty@ els CONVERSELY
;nsemen OF his private 70 the nogssas
Of Gcece-Hs sleech-LaboTs during The session OF S3i-
Reception Of Lafayette in the louseIvscomsd by Al
CHAPTER Wiz i The irssiienis qqes,'oa-Nomms
ton OF >r Cay-Hi' gnas1ons T. T alI
letter Moisl.ous of the charge against Nj C'-
Fe5% reaiao" Of the Claws
address 10 his Election Of John Ounce Adams
ne aY spf,Siore Of his
General Lafayette substana,es his asssitonsIAF lay sp
CHAPTER tx hccouniof 3ir; clay's qtersou[s- nth
General Jackson-F,eveIy Caters L,tt--Ar Baclanah-
Final efutaiiono siAneSlr Aalm;s testimeny-John
Randolph 'sassauItsHi; Duel with
Qualifications for the yShlT-Ihe Panama Struc-
I y t ns s@hf s
State-T eatiesDocuments from his pen-loiel 81 'li.
.dan;s GSa BM o. Van F Bp9SMl
.tackFeder.sm md Democ , end fe,
,m faisasni, u &(s'$ an o. aaI v
Bursn-Nlr Cly's views toward the new Arr;statlo;i-
rs iii @is$iis s: TO sas "' [
umphsat Iocrpon-rubiic Clay and
the Colonization soci-tyls sentiment O. siassryA09
mcnary reception b. the Louisiana House OF i,ep
Visit Ohio Dimes With the slechalIes al Columbus
Presdcncy-Ths Defiance Of the American System
r Class sta;, ofhe Irish OF DUTIES
SomhNprncrss, Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of General
Protective SYSTEM II danfsT
iorw ard with his plan t9r o, ia
measure-Pa.;iculaf regard to Itr Ilato4 Of DrE
n. Compomse Blii-Iabc sratajChaLsc,rr Of
Nh Gays public caeer-iii, vi;i; 70 New snt ant-In
'T GRHAFTER X III Fube
C Tssei 81 Cen Jd%eGsoa c ore
the question-l Van 9rr,ns nomination as Minister &c
CHAPTER XIII-The currency quesuon-Gen. Jackson;
s S ,o and 70 III, mpoHt g%t Tqto
lpon the sub.ct-Chacer OF the fs.o pow,i-K mo al
the Secretaries Duane md Taney-Mr Cay Ies
moya of the dePositsiiis OF Nr
S Sass the
excluded from the Journal nrsmtted sxeon OF r
Clay-Public Gistr.ss-Alemoras-FU comparison
The panic Clays departure for kcE
'a GTfAfTER SiS.pf~o Our on
of Gen Jacssons message of s3iRecomm-nds reprisas-
NJ Cay report on ia & If % u,
presenting the Cherokee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS patronage
CGfAPTER XIV Settlement of our French af.ar-Mr
Cllys land b!s pesciPassace Of the hili IN the sn1t
oae. s"s to ReaaeS
-Ie.slec;ed Senator l23GSta; OF the country IN 1929 az
,boan ,isnd SIopposton Of YiT
CONFERENCE.-THE Specie Clrcular-ls rescson-BentoE'
s' GGaPTER campaign Of
Clay declines being Van Burn
efimsnt"Th Esiis Van bTrn' 81, ssSs
House@D:scussion OF the sub-Treasnry billtI Clay
,peecne-Hs resolution !eation 10 note
ecIs Of the subjects-His oun
OF plan for National Bank-A lays course on me apo
- GaafT !EfsS'2%STs The Her,bprsh
and Slsasnstirnes in the Conrenton-Sleas employed
hwa the domination Mr. Of the Con
&c Ksntneky ptfsaSSnV Gsy lsF ya
CHAPTER XVIII :. Sir. Clay astin in CongTsssara;
sage with Mr. -conciliatory lncIdent-Ihe Bank
rupt Bill, Sc.-The Sub-Trsasury again-A GovornmS!
bauk-Slr Clay visits his native County OF aaoverfl
Srech-Proposed Reforms-He add The Harrison Con
v-utou al acknowledgements u. Eocfei-hel
uiscenc. of a revolutionary Incident
CHAPTER XIX Election OF General Eaniscn-H
visits Mr. Clay-Second Session Of the Twenty sixth Co
grrss-lnaug tiou and death Of General Harison-Ihe
ira Sessop-hr. Cays labor<-Jphn Tylers Veto Of III
Bank B-lr Clays eloquent Speech in kepIyto Mr. kiT-
-Th Van BURN Congress call 70 congratulate Jch
Tysr on his Veto-Nr Clay. fancilu description Of n
Sc.ue-Evens succeeding the Vete-More Veto.s-The Ia
rf-M Clay resigns his the Senat-InpessiTe Fare
. well
CHATTER XXX. Return TO Kentucky.1,speeeh a, LIZ
irgrou-Visits lnhi .na-Scene with Mr. lend.nhali-Ke
na:ks slaver-PesouaI MsHers.slsnd.s Reinted-Ih
DAYTON Conyea,ion-Vist the South. West-Tr umpha
PrGgres-Re;un vnsls to the South
County Va. regard John Tyler-Aesin VISITS New
Orl ans-Addressss the Wig tnnvenuon-Leaves New-OI
leans on his war NoFth-Carc!iDa.
CHAPTER M; Mr.. Rives's Letter in favor Of Nj
Cl.y-Revie1 Of Nj Clays PERSONAL hsorT-H ccesse
al Bar-chef Justice hashls op,n,on Of h.s Iales-
Peisoral Descption-s Manner. aad !icds Of Address
Richard Johnson's Estimate OF sir ClaYs Abies-An
, characterization.
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