The speeches, addresses, and writings of Cassius M. Clay, Jr
Subtitle: including a biographical sketch
By: by James K. Patterson
Contributors: Patterson, James K. (James Kennedy), 1833-1922
Publisher: Winthrop Press
Published: 1914
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 178
Other titles: In memoriam C.M. Clay, Jr., 1846-1913 :
Notes: "In memoriam, Cassius M. Clay, Jr., 1846-1913."

Bound in marbled boards, with leather spine and corners.
Table of contents: title: Biographical memoir / James K. Patterson; title: Commencement speech at Yale, 1866; title: The fallacy of Usury laws: a speech on the conventional interest law; title: The electoral bill agitation; title: Extracts from railroad articles: On public aid of local companies ; On limiting railroads to railroad business; title: From the record of the Constitutional Convention: Speech, accepting presidency of the Convention ; Speech on the revision clause ; On railroad commissioners; title: Speech before the Democratic State Convention, 1895, when defeated for the nomination for governor; title: The Louisville Post's summary of a speech before Commercial Convention; title: In eulogy to Hon. Wm. Goebel; title: Speech on tariff at Louisville, Nov. 3, 1894; title: Speech in favor of sound money, 1896; a reply to Sen. Stone of Missouri; title: Cause of the split in the Democratic Party, 1902; title: Why conservative Democrats should vote for Taft; title: In answer to Judge Lindsay; title: The tobacco question; title: Same, in answer to Judge O'Rear; title: The taxation amendment; title: The initiative referendum and recall; title: Same, further discussed; title: The philosophy of life: a fragment; title: Nature of the allegiance that a man owes his party to support its nominees.