Lynn Boyd Elected Speaker As Telegraphic Despatch Arrives
A Telegraphic despatch dated Tuesday evening reports Hon. Lynn Boyd of Kentucky has been elected Speaker. The message was received and will be published in our next issue.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1851
Page
2
A Telegraphic despatch dated Tuesday evening reports Hon. Lynn Boyd of Kentucky has been elected Speaker. The message was received and will be published in our next issue.
The article warns of an imminent European crisis between freedom and despotism, noting Austria Russia Britain and Hungary. It compares the Hungarian struggle to America's independence and cites Kossuth seeking support to resist Russian interference. It discusses Britain US roles and a potential world war outcome. Also reports judges terms and Sunbury Erie railroad commentary and immigration totals.
The December term of Warren County Court closed with a farewell set of resolutions praising Hon. Gaylord Church for nine years of service. Remarks noted his moral influence and diligent administration while welcoming successor Hon. John Galbraith and new associates Lansing Wetmore and John Judson. Thanksgiving day activities were also observed locally with church exercises described as fitting.
A Philadelphia address urges Pennsylvania citizens to back the Sunbury and Erie Railroad to connect Williamsport with Erie in 285 miles, forming a direct Philadelphia Erie corridor. The appeal cites vast lake trade, New York and Canadian routes, and a favorable harbor at Erie to justify a six million dollar cost with largely stock-based funding.
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