New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08
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THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
HENRY CLAY.
BIZ EpEs SARGENT, ESQ


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The following is tab. of tr Coa'ca's of ie Charters IN
this work:
Life and Public Services @. Henry oiay'
CHATTER / .girth and Pa-eutace-Iiis early tay,-Thr
Nhov of the Siash-s-st1die LHTYtisaIs fairiok eEiI
-ReBores KsnnckY-pebut at Debating 30 E
-nisbs. the policy OF gradually ELan
eiPa;iag ne Slaves N assE!r:snes
oi his Elolueace-Afalr with Col payIssA = % m
Bar for Aaron BurT-SuhSe!uentih ihifT'is" "a
CHATTER H. Electsaro the 7nsisoi The Unitsf Stairi
u.r;. Sorb i; svor OF Internal mPrc y-ment-iS eno-.
Speaker Of the Xra,ucky Eous-o Of a
OF Inercan fiaHuf1ctnresfs
in rhs Ifsted St1;e. SensIars the foundation OF ;he
American Systsn-SI eechoG ne me 81 the ~
United States B.nk-He becomes member Of the oni.s S
St.trs House Of shos-n sI-aSsr OF re
W. C;Te. saiSPeech The bill for I4isine tToop'
On Naval iii 'n'4iuFesuuf
LHAPTER Ill NJ Cia= prefers seat in she Ho1sr 70
4 w eabaryo-he opposed by
John Randolph and Josia! SutHeE-Dei i-nied 3T ~
n MS ;b pn.1r Ghsrrs sai Mr. Cia.r;R-lr. Clay iI-
M ' psiist d5:es-Ersns
of9s .v, W[So;iss M ,5 assia Of he Amy
son reelected P7s5id.nAlr Clay resigns 9e speaker si
beirs arronted Commissioner to Gheni-''
cHAPTERIv Meeting ofshs GSqt co1raiss,Sas5sw m
busiae.s-U IefGses'o ihe
b;a me [lSnr Sew1a 70 aSa Ness Adams and
sy:srDGoes 20 parsls introduced 10 ne Duk- Of Wein
V5s;,s W. ~ ln"nofd Cas,leTeagh and his fl
e.loo and N7poleouMr Clay; reG-pon IN ssi!fnape
Stip 10 S.,y- ors-ksc= =ptio-Re-eieet,d
Of ne =" G a Sts;s gsaK-
NJ. Clay. 1ss 1911 4Ed :5-ses3s IA n H9gsr Tit. IN
WIZ MI ag-iian
t.-al mrrov-meuts-lr Gays relations " !t lf ,tag.-
81 y MiaiSSn M r a CIay c1fiss his easfs
IL bshali OF the South American saiss-his 5ioq1sEf ar
of Sou, American Asiss-Let'eriFcm bo!i'aF 'rd Nh
CiaI In VI. Ise-uEI mproy enenrAir MonFoes
Clay replies
adopts his G ca es1jnet IN he
4c,rnpsicn--N Cl4y's opnions OF tha; chieain in
Is Ts FetprF the american ssitmBil regulate duties
Ga ,ssfh IN sa oi bs Of 5S ,f fotG.fe
poc7-Yoice of tie eoun5Iy-His rn'emed esert'0n'-
Randolp's sarcssTps-Anectoe f,,,..;or-v, c,,,.,.
signs H.; sTe.kersp-T Union n danSehe ,mes b..
b NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Ta1ss-Chaact-I OF his -f
fors-sroposon o John R2ntalph and some Of the SGsi
doIpb and sheey-Sr Cl.ys Gongress-De
rangemrnt OF his private to the HoG.esan
e oi;T@ TaeeHs spesehTLsbors during M Of s2-
RfceHog Of t Il 'ef ca ani Nv SiSSss No%re w
! CHAPTER VIII. The Presidential questioi-N 0nine
sl0n fayar Of Henry Csy-si,uer the
Is.;eI- Nonstrous If the charge against Nh ms
eous - irIaS Tai5on Of the calumny-Alr. Cay
sJiess 10 his costtuen;s Election OF John Quincy Adams
SrW ~ raI Independence ?s;irlioves Of his rrelssnce-
General afae;e his "a , a
a. 'CHAPTER * Accoua,of T cays with
G.resi Jackson-Bcvetly CARERS LiteF-hiI Bachana1-
Final pation Of aFSet Nh 40
wit!. Nh clay sSJlmpairets $ tte 9 Mi Clay ieah-
oaaeoa for c. the m I snlma rshsa sh
Letter 10 M NiddlcioBHis negotiations while Secretary Of
observation-disclosures from his ren-foney o. Nf
conssencywThs Colonial Bll-Alr Van Buren-AiGdss Of
9:iism denirdrrsidenal Election OF s2s-cholfe a
Andrew JlcksonEcon"my unjsf Adams Jackson ana an
cledi,-His let;cl 70 r. Wekte. Esc. ,,....,.
umpb5a, ,eep:ion-pu5c Oners-si techesMr Clay ani
the G9lGg5aoa
mentay reception BY the House OF Representative
His Election TO the L. s in lG3-Nomnation to the
Presilsncy-Thr TaLiF-petgce of the american System
CRATER Xl... Reception o the amended Tar'f at hf
sOutPregrrss OF Nuicon- isssseton Of GeneTa
The Enforcement B-PrIlous state Of aiiairsiisnFy Clay
CONES IN e.a 20 ilr Clayton Of Del
Apecdote-I adirg motives OF Nh Cay-Pissase Of
!1T Nt Cay, pmbic crerrfi, visit to New Ensl4adTi
umpha reeeeuoa.HonGIs paid 70 e, hi'n on ms route
ci,Y, 1 rporit the Land Bi,
vetoed By GEN Jackson-N Clay effor;s-Adlastment Of
Ens3IesdWoppos.d In by Nr Clav.
ftCHAPTER XlI-1'he currency qaesnou-Ger. Jackson ;
hunb. efforts 10 improve condi;iocR.chdTtsT OF
the t. $ Bank and the Residents ye,oNF. Csy speech
t oI sp"st.@secetares Duane anu Taey-Nr Cays rea
tions toward the banks resolutions III regard TO the re-
mova nf ,l. ,l-rosits-His ssuegcl-AHecGOePas Mr.
Ciays Ttsoutioas-The Proesr7s doctrnesE de-
bates the SeaaeNIr Leigh -qieesiar inc gfo
| Cler-PubIie ss-N,emoriasForcibe comparison
The panic Cays departure for Ken
CHAPTER XIV Our CLAIM, on ncefos;le
of Gen Jacksons of la3i-RscommendS e2rais-
Mr. Claws rrpor, on the subject
adoption Of bis Of ths sespeseh OF
CHEFTER " Settlement of our reneh afTairs-Mr
-Aboiitou ~ ,itions-The deposit
,endsnce Of Texas-VaIious Guesons-Re,un Kentucky
~-elected Senator in 1855 the country 1923 aud
.s3-A 5Tation majority ia the sena!e-
Calhoun llgd bill0VpoStOu OF Nh Iariiitils Two
compromsesThe Sperie Crcalar-lts rescsion-Bsntona
sEFqFPg P F.ents campaign of sMr
Cav deeiines btins canGidsf-Resu-l V,n Baren
policy etrosec;-Denocrated docrneolssu. Of the eS
Tie Sub,Teasury Sch5me.ndsations OF - slit y The
House-DiScu.sion OF the nb,rreaspry b-Mr, Clay
Session oil ls5-SiT lay iaY!ew OF the snancai pro-
Of rlan for .;a:iona Bank-Nl Cays the abo
ition question vsto New York in the summer Of 1880
CHiPTEK XVIl... The Harrisbarrh COnven;ion--Mr
Clay the OF the reops-Predrn,a contests of 1924
SwaiH tn nomination OF Mr. Ciey Organization Of the on
vention-N9mns,ion u General r:n,sor-Acqp,escenee Of
Gov Barbour Mr.. Leigh. Neutrality-suspicious. Tyler
mated for The Vice ir-siGsncytrOund Of The
CHAPTER Xvif... Nh Clay agaia IN Cougress-Pas-
age with Mr.. Cah0ua-Rrcol5 5atoIy Gcisnt-The Bank
ruIt Bill. ,cThe Sub-rressGry agaIii--A Government
bark-Sr Clay visits his Gstlye county Of HauoveI-Hs
Spe,c-Prslc--l H-i0T5-Hr Addresses The Hirfson Coz
y.ntion A; Nasvie--J Born Dt EocTat-Ren
risrenc- of RryoiucIOEs5- i.clGsc-.
CHAPTER Mn. Election OF General HarFscn-ri
visitx MIR Clay-Secoud Session OF the i'sSnty Cor
and death of General Hason-The
ira Session-Air. CloTs sbors-Jnhn Tyles Veto Of s
Bank B!-AlCiay' eloquent Sleseh ~ ke7y;o M Rives
Tx Van EursI Congress call 10 o3nsrailisif lcD
TYLER on his Vsio-Nr. Clays !aacnl description OF sc
Sr-ne-kvents succrrdn: the VetoAors VetoesThe Ia.
rf-Mi Clay resigns his Ia the Ssna,e-lnp'es,ye Fare
well
CHAPTER XX. Rfturn 20 K-Gigek7:-Speech at Lex.
ngton-Vists lndlaa-SceHe with MIR Neatsnhal-ke-
marks Savey-Pvsuai Nia.ers--laBd-I= Rrlu:-G-1h-
Dayton CouyenGoGFIsIt 20 th- South West-rriumphal
Piosre..-R;utn Homet oaiemrlast Visit 20 the South
E.ast-LettsIs a- T.rh-esI 70 the Wings Of Fayet;r
Coan:;, Va; in I-ssrd John Iyer-Again fIsits New
leans on his NoF,h-Calo-s.
Clay-I.evi-w OF M Gays P-rs0na Als;oYIis
Al the Bart hs justice Marsals Opnion Of his Talents
PesspGai D-scIprcr-Ns Manners and Mode Of Address
Richard VI Johnson Estimate Of MI Clay .-:---A"-
ecdote.-CoEciI5:cn.
Noue sent eOia..su5a. Ter; CASH. Crde.smustbe
ddre,,ed to GREELEY McEL RATH. N-~-Ye.k
To Teachers and Parents.
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