| Title | A few impartial remarks and observations, on both sides of the question, on the approaching Presidential election; with a brief description of the characters of Clay, Wirt, Calhoun, Jackson, Adams, McDuffie, R.M. Johnson, and Poindexter; on the rejection of the nomination of Martin Van Buren, by the Senate of the United States, and the daring outrages committed on William Stanberry and Thomas D. Arnold, representatives of the people, by Samuel Houston and Morgan A. Heard: Also, preliminary remarks and observations on the speech of Henry Clay, on the tariff. Taken at the City of Washington. Published by request in pamphlet form.
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