THE LIFE OF JOHN PENDLETON KENNEDY. By HENRY T. TUCKERMAN. Forms a truly valuable addition to the already affluent stories of American biography. It will place the friend of Irving, Prescott and Everett in his true position by their side.-N. Y, Tribune. Mr. Tuckerman paints his character in well-considered colors. We commend the volume to professional politicians, and those who may be cultivating the precisely opposite type of character.-N. Y. Independent. This volume is very pleasant reading.—Boston Daily Advertiser. Marked by all the author's delicacy of feeling, grace of style and subtle recognition of intellectual gifts.-N. Y. Evening Post. It is able and artistic. Is there one among Southerners who comes out so much of a man-complete and rounded and so entirely entitled, in his many relations to society, to our respect and admiration? His home, which comes out so delightfully, his geniality, good and cultivated sense, are charming; such homes we have known and enjoyed, but are too rare. We feel to Mr. Kennedy, after having devoured the volume at three sittings, like a friend and near acquaintance of his whole circle. As a book full of patriotic sentiments it must live, and we hope be reproduced for the benefit of thousands that come after us.-Boston Transcript. There is one pleasant feature of the work both original and seasonable; as a beautiful domestic interior, this memoir offers a rare and winsome example.Home Journal. Just such a biography as every public man would like, but such as very few deserve. Golden Age. KENNEDY'S LIFE, in one handsome volume, Price $2. Now Ready. KENNEDY'S NOVELS, 4 vols. Price $8. HORSE-SHOE ROBINSON, $2.25. SWALLOW BARN, $2. ROB OF THE BOWL, $2. KENNEDY'S LIFE OF WIRT, [Two vols. in one, $3.] 2 vols., $4. KENNEDY'S POLITICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS WORKS, 3 vols. KENNEDY'S WORKS AND LIFE, Complete, 10 vols. 12mo, $20 Cloth, or $40 Half Calf, extra. G. P. PUTNAM & SONS, 4th Avenue and 23d Street, New York. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1871, by in the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington, STEREOTYPED BY WILLIAM MCCREA & CO., NEWBURGH, N. Y. LANGE, LITTLE & HILLMAN, 108 to 114 WOOSTER ST., N. Y. O22 613 E, S, CONTENTS. A Review of Mr. Cambreleng's Report from the Committee of Coinmerce, in the House of Representatives, at the First Session of the Twenty-first Congress... Address of the Friends of Domestic Industry, assembled in Con- vention, at New York, October 26, 1831, to the People of the United States. (Drafted by a Committee of which Mr. Kenne- dy of Baltimore and Mr. Dulton of Massachusetts were mem- Strictures on the letter of Charles J. Ingersoll, Esq., Touching the Right of a Legislature to repeal a Charter. With an Appendix, Containing the Letters of Mr. Ingersoll, of Mr. Dallas, of Mr. Forward, and of Mr. Biddle, in illustration of the subject dis- PAGE. Speech delivered in the House of Representatives, on the 22d and 23d June, 1838, in the Debate on the Sub-Treasury Bill..... 184 Speech on the Bill making appropriations for the Civil and Di- Letter to his Constituents, citizens of the Fourth Congressional District in the State of Maryland, on the Principles and Value |