New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

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The following i, table Of The Contents OF the Chapter,
! this work:
Life and Public Services OF Henry Clay.
CHAPTER l. .Birth and PsFeutage-His early days1Th
Removes TO Nenueky-D,bu at Debating SGce,y-b~
e9fs 9f hms.I iyoea.s b- ole Of aSna Emaa
enS h- Slaves N kentacky-Opgosss th- \liei atd 81
OF h sIoqu-uc-Af,it with Col. DAv>,ApI-aIs AZ th'
Bar for Aaron Burin Ne"
CHAPTER IL. Elected,othe enatrofyhe United States
It's st Speech IN !ar3rol chose
Observation-Disclosures ,vorof tner,caa ManuseiuTesh'
in the United Seuate-Lays the foundation OF de
imeeAn sysie-si.echon tie Ds OF the Fesd'do-!a1SI'
United States Bans-Ile becomes lntmby. Of he Unite
States ouse .! Sho,sn sgA:et on h
War Cirea, Bnan-Sperch the bill Tor rusingfoo'
On Naval EstablishmsG:-Carries his m-asures-On1 y
IGMNPTER III. . Mr.. Clay prefers a the Houat
President recommends rmbtgo-Ibe measure opposed b.
john Randolph aud Josiah '}unc-Delenled by Mr. tlY-
N the HouseN Nr Cheves aad lir. G,latin-Mr. Cly ~
9 n. S2&S5 T E' g
oh t C ,
being appointed Commii''cner 70 Ghen-Hs d"n'
y. cMAPTER ~ Meeting fthe Gh,pt cOmm,,OnsI.-
Mr Clay visits OF tI4nsastR
S 6ss te 1ssf, Aams and
soa by MADAME s+-rer, orhs Bas Of \ orleH;
VISITS tnT2nfIiotuN ,-, r. ~ pn.jend-p
cline. so% to
ylqi'sai.on Of the
NfrER n+-clrts, % oil 81 soe .n'ti ~ & < WI.
isndoh with VI! P.!y-rhs Cid humir and G'
fsa4 lmprosgmyars- CiaYs relations With Nr Mi,
sonlnent!9n o. ~ Hi'>." @ IA, - bis ,nrs,u..
IN $sTaI! IT, south A%lJf,a s s,ei- G fS'qs%i % . j ~
\
Cley.s rsF!!yy::n ", -, ,,,.,, .,u...>. v,n,o.,.
CLNi IA h,orH tl,m-ComETrs.
Ift. ,op,s his TE,ntie,hy ca"Ss,ni a, sasedS d. +;
seminole C9}s cpuions tha; cG'eflam
sl9, prophetic smlse-Hlr AdtI,s 'la zen J.'T%M- %
xcllr. GAYS sreeGh III behalf OF r rs M
srst spesf OF I %, III s u"e%+G rvrtSa.
.fe Missouri 9uesoG7M Clayre
,gns the SpeakesI1he Union danrrrfie resumes his
eGmgSms' %
on msnp TNmteTt,rw with Randoph-lneclops-R
oph ad srleyL, on. H%%Sre'p
.bntem SIcGkrf-Jcuirsrnt- Clay
ReSs1om "LTSG%T" Of Lsflyc,tr N Tie BY Mr.
M rI Th4 Pess"ii; ,lH ,i i'[ '
,on d> Of Sf Gay-Hs guaEicaons Ham
favor Of Henry in the "
-tteI-Nonstrous nature o the CNttge against VII - LIE
mnauon Complete re!ui%t,cn OF tG ealpmn;-Mf sty
Sds' r., ion t. M, OF General Jaekson friends
VIZ I hi, DAY sp
,ointd Secretary satviews OF this 'e'-ills ehar'ctr
CiAPTERIX Aseoqg5ef III Gay. %ers0G's So@bsnsn S
En.l rslntSSi""o Of the siaSde-Nr Adams
Randop sanlts-tiis Duel WIN Mft
a,ti''S", S"ohSi. ProT"se s - 6s Panama y
reatics"Docnmets from hi> prn-poley cl Nj
,m edition OF the op,osi,lon Their
nn.istrncy-'rh- Colonial Bll-M Van Buren, -Nl@ir, q
.;taek-Frie ..m aud Demo racy-j'eksomsm ,ni redr
aim under lf|s asm. " JsEon 1G v
nMm,nSlr Gi"y's News toward the Aniusat,"n-
..ifsditMIii, iett~i 10 L. WickIIi:e. t.sc
mpi,sn iisFCIp3n-rubIlc cpmers-Spceches Clay
IN. Cooazlton SofetIll,, ;fnlln'nt, On
Visit to ohio-Daes with the Mechanics Co!umtns-
Prs The TaGli-Deisnce Of the American System,
u x lsraon t s%n l h.
' Sogh-Progrr;s OF OF S,rnel,
The Bl-Penous 'tate Of silair,oil+aIy Gl
comes w ms ] r 20 NiT CLAYTON Of Dri.
the Compomse DiIi-rubIis srati,ude '@ctsscs p OF
Nr. Ciay's public care'r-H; vit 10 New fn=ah'-ih II
lhal 5sssio onc l pad n to nm o" h
1rnof,s Of the Land BI-
Geoed 6y - ysm BnI-ns aomnaoa as ais,t t.
t.nglandrOppoS9d o. ~, " I. - = n!.S ,; I,.,,or,
CHAPTER currency
h- L. = Bank aud ttr ires5Th, M I ser Of
Inor me suo.s@t @ ~ nns m @ and Tauav-Slt Cl,y's res
3 lle Gspo'its-SeCretifir, puahr anu 'e> I'll ~, a.
-ions TOWARD the bank-s fe'oiu;ms IN q. ns M
noya OF the tepcaitSS. n H.; ,,,ni M
Clay's r rsogtion'-i,e ,e ," Silnt ,b. rro
oaits IN M @ & ey.rton, Of Sir
Cl.yPubllc iistress-hrmor;al,-F oel9e .olnpaIs3H
Tn. panic ssssiOHA Gay departure or Mel
5 tuckY-Serogs accident - r.. r,..,;,..
CHAPTER XIV Our claims on France, -,li9stIl- t3H
If Cr Jacsons of 1871 Recommends frrrsaS-
Mr.. Clay; report 9a The use sa,G"o u,
nioptiph OF hl' - - i j. ,r ~ Il, tror,gs-
u aLsseating the Cherokee me"'1'-''-e"'Ne patronage
u r1 LungrT,,n L9a" S,,,r, or o,, F,ncb ag,rNt
CHAPIEK settlement oi ou, D. 'tn' XII, "a i
Clay land sliIi s;ci r hnk," ~ t,"a9d~
" Abolition I titlo"'V & he "eI''. @ p , -, Rsn,cE,
r ?smdrnc- o eNs-s af9es ,noe -, lsSi ,n
i, -R'-eiecteh Senator ~ :" ~, -; rb
SDG-A oontrts-a alinini isition mN1Iy
Is C,houu's Stand bllI-orpoSitionoi oi VII
r. compromis-.-The Sgrci- mcual-ts Tescon-Brnton'
.rpunyinc r-solution-Hli iine"uS' r . a,
:, CHAPTER IfrIdsnuai eara'en u n',mn,r Rs
o Clay dec lines being caddar- 'r,st-f t9 pu.sn
policy-A et!osrct-pyInocat'S q .e
The Teasary schemeclnG,G 'tions u '(i' " w
's House-D VI ,f Iuu rec, na;
Session OF S3Is-Mr lay fev,.w o In nsheta , @ pro-