New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10

CHATTER -B.Ith ami Parentisr-His early days. ~
Mi bov OF h. Si.sie.-Studi-s L4w-Heas PatnoS hrilj
removes 70 N.ntucky-Debu' AZ DEBATING Soete'y-b-
comes successful Fgactitione-CHses III which hs Gsn'
ru,,rS him,rli-r advocate, t policy Of gIAudlly tm11-
cipa;iug the Slaves IN Srn;ucky-Opgosss the A7G ana -
OF Ms o:--cr-tf,ir with Col Dasie-s-iplesr> = ne
Bar Tor Burr Interview "'ihb "ffn New
CHAPTER II. &c.. Eectedto the = nateofthr United sJar'
tis first Speech fs0rol rtema lmrrrFsn-nts-s cho'-a
American NiHuialtu-s-lis
sentiments II, regard 20 Duelinake his ecoudutr
Gn Si " SSS.mSeRoG ne @ Of tn Pcrjo-Lsbors
Of the S-ssion-rhd Session OF the t!s' LongIes;Hr
House Of Rpsen;atves-ls chosen Speaker on ~
~ bI s a 81 %@S on ,e bill for IA
Ca Naval observation-disclosures ms mea'ur-s-ouf W.
CHAPTER H.. Mr.. Clay prefers seat Ia the tiou-e
on- Ia senate Reasons for m,kas him speakeF-t:.-
john Randolph aud JOSIAH QaneX-Deleuded 5y Mr Csy-
HIS intercourse WIKI RandorhGWsr dec areiTfhe leaders
pon,eo confer wi;h President Nadson-Anecdote Event,
OF ths Wm-Nlot'es-tetr,, 'DuseICaS repii 70 QHnly
son reelected Presldrntr Clay resigns the Speaker chai5
being appointed Commissioner 20 dur'ng
'CHIPTERiv Meeting Of the Ghent Commissioners
venMi Clay reiuses'o the
British The n' 70 aaS3sats n M'asTRyphy gGs en-,
ttrGo, P,fis-ls ip,toluefi 20 h. pnSt q W-n.
Visit EnsMd-Lotd Cas,l-reash and his inst w.iter-w
efloo and Napoleon-Nt clay rrGeoI "a I
xc-Nlr Clay's return New
% indication thr Improvement
llr Ciays view, in 1911 aud sGsc-n- the HOUSE wit
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with Nj. foperhv old hunter aud his
rrnsI mp rove Clay -iatlous With Nlr Md
,ou-n;en,!on of discnat oIy TING to appoint him Cor
in behalf the South Amrr,esn Sta'v;-His sioiusn
rals-His efforts ,ucc-sui-llis Speeches read At ;- he
Of the South American Armies-Leiterlrom eo'aftnd Va
objecons-Nr LAY them Congrv.,
siopt, hls pfncplr,-rhe Cumberland roai-\arcdoi,-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Gen jackson. conduct IN the
lss"A ptcgisglc rmp,s-S!r. Adams anl Gen. Jackson
SNr tiays speech IN behalf OF the prot, poicy
speech Of ls2i7fissas. Q! liz tIm o-irsni. OF ~.
k9nelgh' ;t.essIps-AHeedg,t ,,,
signs the SI~aketsh.rlhe Union IN dtmEsie resumes
srat in Consess-Unpanllelcd -Sc,tem@nII, compomse
O. tre Of John R,ndo AID some Of t son
ern mrmbrEs-Intrryew with h.ndoih-A ~
rniemsnt Of his pirate to the
of Cireeceis speech-Lahors during ts session 81 iSi-
Reception Lafayette u thT iioGsrNW sicomed BY Nj
CHATTER Viii. The PresIirnti. qpesaon-N omrns
Don llr claH-is sci H,
of the charge Mr. C-H-
course in regard chem APPOINTMENT OF committee of Z,
address To hi Election Of John Quinc Adam
b the Of lSne,l J,sfiem rmSs
General Lafayette substantiats HI, asserons-Alf LAY ~
poinrd secretary of Sta-yews oil this aet-iiis e'aract
Cil1FfER IL. Accountof Mr. Clay's intercourse WIKI
n, th saSeT@Mr AGams's tes,mony
RamIo p sasssults-EIis Duel with Mr. ayL
Duh Mr. @a for on ~ i rnat
% 10 M SIgsy s sS While stcfct
observation-disclosures from his rcn-FoiicY o. Ny
,nsisteney-Th- Colonial BiAlr. Van Bur~n-Ai9ds, Of
k-F~isr.lism and Democrtcy-J acksogsm and fede
fAsm denrlrd--P-sidentla Election "t lS2S-Choice 81
snImw JackSon-Ecoavmy under Adams, toa .nl VA
Bnrl-Slf ClAy's views toward the Admin atio
ssy III! !;5i- to K WisEl,nr -:
CAIR NH j55 .-% g cy an
,te CooA';Iou soerty>lis sentiments on sla,sryAoo5
ton t., to 1
-Visitto Ohio-Dinrs with the Mechanic. at Columbus
ir.insy,ihe rafiG-Delenc- OF the American $ s,,n'--
Mr Cay DUTIES
sonthNPro.less Of %uication- Reelection Of rlera.
fiOitey1 s,iTm i daeFe r.,
comes forward Tin Ia, plan Tor d" tha'
n--sr-Pareu9rs IN regard TO 't1-sr. CLAYTON OF Dell
he Compounds Biublic gratitude,C haTscyFisi'c OF
NJ: Gays public Garect-t :. sit TO NV Eng 'ndl"
CHATTER XII. The Public Land.-Anerdo.-Mi
vetoed By Gen Jacksou-Ir. Clay's -orts-Adusnrnt OF
IL iu-,tioe-Mr. Van Bursns nomination as Minister to
| CHAPTER Alll-The currency que'uon-Gsn. Jaekso.'
S' o 70 III, %pro '- S%, ,Trec
1po7 M subsst-C haracer Of '. TS,o val o.
M t aH D esoatohs a card 10 the r.
nnya Of e ir2o>ifS-!Iis,e. Nj
CI.ys soatioa,-Ihe rrors','
test excluded from thu Journal United eIrons of Mr.
Cl.y-Puhli1 -Ai-moras-FOGcLi. comparison
Tie panic CIays departure for Ken
CHAPTER XIV. Our CLAIMS on Fraocr77t..fi~ ton
Of TEN Jackson, of SJi-src"mnrnd, r-.l.slls-
NJ Cla oft en- The be- q D., a.
presenting the Cherokee m-moral-Ex-c"t'vr patronage
| GHAPTER Ky. Settlement Of our French affairs-MI
CLAWS and AHis speech-Passags OF The b ~ the sTna'r
,d.uc- Of Teyas-yarous observation-disclosures 10 Kentucky
-Rr-crd Se,tfor IN Isst-s,a,r the cou,r nj 1922 ,nd
shonn;s land b-oppo.i.ion ol VI Clay-Tarif-Iin
conference.-the sgecir Ccuar-l's rescis'on-Brnto"'
.xuunsng rrsolut!ou-Aiiscrllareuus
Clay declines being candd.ie-Resgi'-if w! Ba!ei
pertinent ihe Erta S-ss.on-Sr Van Bgr-ns " ssase-
Hon o. % rasuy 5r c
5percn-s resolution ~ relation t0a Bank Irnsuiy notes
,ct, of the Atmnistraon-V subrci,-Tiis outline
ia plan fora 4tontl Bsnk-NI Clay. course on tir abe.
ition u.atoniis vt;o New York III the summer OF 1890
CHAPTER Will The H4rrisburgh COnven,ion-Ml
md lS32-Ilrgur, in he Conv -ntion-4leas employ I'd
iwa the nomination OF Mr.. ofth- Con
1 RantasR@ ii lyf5ai H %
ioy Barbour Mr Leigh NJ ~; yl-[aom
CHAPrEH KYLE. Nj Clay aglin IN Cc"eIsss,i4s-
.g- with Nh CAhoun-R.coa'lt inrrl-Ei-ih. Bank
upt Bill x.-The Sg9-Treasufy ,gtn-A Goysrnn s.;
5ans-MI Clay visits his nati'5 COUNTY OF Hsnov-r1iis
.snticn NJ vl--D-nocracl- Born D'nocrst-Reri.
niscruc- Of R-yolu .oa4rr lacitrut.
cHAprEK XIX Election ., Gensr,l IiarrisGn--H
sis Mr.. Cay-S-cOnd Session Of the twenty .-iKh cu
.r~s,-nsugur. and dratt of General HirrsonTh- TX
S-ssinn-(l Ci4's tbOYs-JDhn Tylers le,o OF he
bsnA Siii-Ar Clay eloquent ech III Reply 70 NJ. RiNcs
- q Van Buren, -,i Corxrs, cal 10 Congratulate JOAN
rylf his F-tG-HT Gays fiEcul tes cGpron Of -
-ceat-tveuts succeed ng The V-',.l0- !ro-s-1h- T.
nf-Nr Clay resigns III, S-aate-lmp5rA,iyr axe
veil
CHAPTER Xxx. Rsturn 10 KentuckY-Sp-.ch At Lax.
iHgtoE-Visits laditns-Sc-ne with ,r N,ni-Lhsll-R-
marks S!av-rc-prrsnral Ais-:5-$NndefS R-uted-Ihs
Dayton COMMUNICATIVE tn -N-sr-TrumphsI
Pocrr.s-Re,uru HOME contemplated Visit TO the souti
-.as-Leters the Tarih--rr the Wings OF Fai-tt
Cornty, Va. IN regard 10 john Tyer-Agau Visits New
OrlsaGs-t.cress-s the Wing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Se~Cf
l-ans IN NJ, way TO North-C .rora
ciay-Revsw Of Mr. Personal H,storTHis ,uGcesss'
the Bar hl.f Justice Mafshafs OplGuu Of ;Is Talents
PERSONAL Descrpuon-His Manner. and Mode Of Addr-ss
Richard Vi Johnsoas Etmit- OF hr. Cays AoilIths-An
characterization
Sore sent on commission. Terms CASE Ordsss :nu.,t
idr-,,-d 70 GREELEY = NOEL EATF. N-,v- York.
EHtRTH II HALL. No Franslln->quars nave cs,ian;
band extensive assortment Of Nj S and NJ SllAI
iNSTRt MENlS Of MI kini PLANO F0RTES Of different
yle- and finish: GUITARS. ;nm the bes Spanish patterns
which they have received DeBinns from the American In
tu;e al .er , ami of very tone sbd