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binding and exquisite type, for all these Of the
first order, and worthy the sacred Office to which
they are designed.


The BEAvTIEs OF THE Hon. HENRY CLAY. Ed
scard Walker, lI2 Fulton street.-This little book,
its title indicates is selection from the most elo-
quent and patriotic speeches of the great senator Of
the west. 1t contains some thirty passages in de-
fence Of the last war, the necessity Of high tariff,
the duties of the government lands, the red men,
and other exciting topics which once were the source
Of great party feeling, but but land marks
to guide the student in political philosophy.


We cannot say, however, that are great ad-
mrers of this sort of scssoring from the speeches Of
great men, merely to get up book, and especially
one which must contain so small proportion Of the
sayings of any American senator. 1t is like taking
two grains Of wheat not out of two bushels OF chaf
but out ofa whole harvest, and then showing them as
a specimen Of the fertility of our soil.