New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23

His frs, Speech in favor OF Internal IIs
Speaker Of the Kentucky House of .,ssembly-SIveebe.
sentiments in regard 10 Duelng-Takes ms sgat
in the United States Senate-Lays the tonr,tos II :
American Syse;n-Speechon The hne OF the PerirG-I ~
of the Sesson-rhrd Session otths Eleventh orgse,T
United States B!k-!!e becomes member Of lie Tpa5
States House OF Representatives. chosen Sr,als =, -
first ballot-C ritical state of public afaigs-l< in
War with Great BrtanSpeech on the bill 70, rlsne ,
On Naval sstabllShmen;-Cas!ies has measuIezUu. 81
CHATTER III. Mr. Clay prefers seat in the Hons. i,
one in the te-ReasouS for making him S,,lls,
President recommends an embargo measure opposed 5
{Hh2 Randolph and Jqsnh TaineyDGsasd5 ty2
ibs H"a,e cses aad NJ Ga dfS
pointed confer with President NladisonAnecdoes-Ey
ofthe WarZAotives-Feler3l abnseCay, reply Qgsc2
son reelected PreSdent-Nr Clay resigns the STrksrc
being appointed Commissioner 10 Ghenliis dpas
CHAPTER " Meeting ofthe ,ihent Commissioners
M Clay visits BnsseisAfSS 5 Of
British the night 70 navigate the nisslSIp-fS res-
e DC 20 DS 81 wis.,
ton BY Madame de Stae-!ears otths Battle y 0yez
Visits England Lord Cas;lereash and his FIRST ai-wt
clines going 10 cour-SirJames Gant
&c-Hr Claws return to New York RECEPTION R-Tisi
0cHAPTER Re.cRar;e Of the United St.;s B
Mr. Claws views IN 1871 and lS6-scens IN tig House va
ritie-Ihe !rish blrber-Sout American Independence
ternal mprovementsMr. Clay.s relations with Mr. Mh$
manler-n- Chief Of the ArmyNr. Clay carries mea,ps,
in behalf Of The South Amer lea satsS-H sIogqs;
Of the South American AraiesLe,ter from BoiiyasiN
CHAPTER VI: .lntenal !mpto, sment " Moao,,
adopts his pEinciplesThe Cumberland soadAaecloje-
Monument-DiscussiSq Of Gen Jachsons condqc, in IL
lsa.A plophsyis Empse-lr. Adams and Cen Jses.;-
Mr. Gays speech in beafoi
great speech OF ls2iIPassass Of th IL, tariff 6.Es,so
| RandOl mis- sarCasmS--Auccd ote.
s eHA AZ The 2a fsoT IN snss@ @
seat S in Consress-Unpa sxcitemsnH tompr.s
Of the Queston-iacifcati9n OF PARTIES hf
ern rnembers-yniery!ew with neutrality-suspicious.
dolph and Shelley Mr. Cl.ys retlrementtrom CongreiD
ransemsn Of his private aiTa;;-Return to the Hop,eA
of Geece-Iiis speech-Labos during the session lS
Reception Of Lafayette in the IIouie7 =; by Y
CHATTER VII. Tn. Presidential question: q7ae
ton Of Mr. Clay-His QUALIFICATIONS set f3rth-Genea Hun
letel-Monstrous Of the charge against Mr. C8
course regard 70 them Appointments Of committee CD
address TO his constituents Election Of o Quincy As
BY the HouseENasperation Of GENERAL Jlek!ons li4-
General Lafayette subsana,es his asserons-Nr CsYr@
pointed Secretary of SateYews OF this act-His chla;a
CHAPTER *. Accountof NJ clay's aretsonEe wing
General Jack Carisrs 1t er,Mr Bnchar11-
R", the pas Win HlGi;
with Mr. Clay in 1885 state Of Mr. Clays head-
Qualifications for the SecretarXshir-i he faiaha vu
etter TO Mf negotiations While sei
State-Trea,ies- from ms pen--Polcy Of III
coasissencyMThs CoIoni, BiilNr. Van Baen-M?ds a
aack-Federam and Ks osg r aad
Ind,@w Iackson-Econcmy under Adams, Jackson AMI
Burpn-Slr Cays views toward the ne" A'tnIa;tnuo1
as iii @isfi f'.
A5 fpJpy, =.s to al
~ GoInnizaton Socety-Iiis sentiments SayeryA1
ton Petiti0ns-Visit TO New. Oreans-NaGhez--oo-i
visit to Okio--Dines with the Mechanics a! Count
His Election to the U s. Senate in S3l-N
Pesidsncy-The raaIpseHee OF the A%nGfan
south-pfoslsss Of Of a.
The Enforcement B-Perlous Of aiairsooflearaA
comes forward with his Plan for "a ;1 I,vS o
!Se consss%se b bin9f $$sss
NJ Claws public carecr-Es visit to Ne" tnS!al-t1
uG GiHAPTER Xii Ths Public LsndAneS4B2f-
y S1y 81 Gen. Csy
the questiop-Mr, Van Buren's nomination as A'li""
GaafT2GR x By H. e 99T
humble so5ts to mProyt our
tie deposits Secretaries Duane and Taney-Mt, ClF5,a
Gas o St s Sa9sH es
Clays Pt2sst7lts d9G,rGesis!.s
bates IN the Senate-Mr Lelsh-ineres;ins, N. n0
Clay-Publio dstress-N!emorals FoTcble eontigo1a
The panic ssion-Anectote-Slr Clays departure Ma
'O CHAPTER XIV 49, Our claims or France77Ei9.h.s
of Gen Jacbsons message Of Iln5s s
adoption of his resoution-Efect of the message-sIes
presenting the Cherokee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pa"1'
Cc q XV.. Settlement of our French af,ig,
Clays land billIIis spsech-Passas OF the el "a is
Abolition pettions--Tlie deposit bankS-rfr1eWVs1 -
of TcyaS-SaTlOuS "a
-Reelected Senator in lS3G-State OF the country
G $5 ian Of f
egpnnsnc resolution ,,,n-ga
Gay dec lines nes' being candias Res' ys9 Bl1s
noSyA yt, Van Basa
Tie Sub.Treasury SchemeIndc Of La N"
House-Dscusson Of the subTreasqry bill r-'.s,,
Of ls 5s7ou.G8 e cs s5 review %
jects Of the Aeminstraon1V ar s90 Seae o.
li,ion question--Hs visit New York IN the suu'1'F
c SHS A. lIsse XVII y H. T5 H,Ss5
and l832-ktrigues in the ConVenU0n-
sMi5s the Of Of Geas1a
he Ksnpcky Deifga'onNMf Glsys Tf
n' caa AZ IS XVIII w. cIay cenETP
sage viii 9Th Mr. ,ysiA G
speech-PIop9sed Rel9Ims-He add1essss M ne,moca-
gention A. Eashvilie-Demccrac, Born psH''
l5GEHsPTER KY Election Of Gs9ss, ,., has :Si
grsss-naugurston and death of GeneIa! H.I an T.g
ira Session-Mr. Clay's laborJ1ha T1ieIs RI
The Van Buren, men in Congress call 70
Tyler on his Veto-Mr. Gays lancul a oyy,s.os-Ten
scsns.Eyents succeeding the Ve'ecMois ps.ii
riff1-Mr. Clay resigns his seat in the senase-i-F
! well. c,a,ch ~
i9gton-Visi,s ndian.-Scene with M f. 'Rsfart>1
marks Siavery-P-rsonal Ma,ters-si GsgI,-TGs3
Dayton onven:ion-Visit TO the outhrW; 70 tie
Pr-gezs-Retu7n Home Contemplated WI WIZ, II III
East-Leters the Taritf--Le'ter 70 tne as.ia Ysp
County, Va. in regard to John Tyef-hef.asr es Wt
orlsans-Adtresses the Whg Coarenti0h-hsa'
CHapTER XXI. Ms Rives's Letter, tsat.,IaL H.
Of Mr. Gays p ,Gs, oasion
Personal Descrption-Hs Manner: ana my, aSA bliiT
Richard NJ Johnson's Estimate Of Nh Ch' '4'
! ecdotes-ConclusiOn. .,1nySE
NJ CLAY Clubs. Whg Committees. BooS'e ~