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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1851

Page

2

Franklin Canal Road Survey and Harbor Dunkirk Praise

The Warren Mail reports from a letter by John Galbraith that the Franklin Canal Company plans a line between Erie and the Ohio line with land rights secured for most of the distance. A mortgage secures bonds to fund iron rails and work proceeds with aggressive contractor activity, aiming for completion within a year. The piece also extols Dunkirk harbor as a superior Lake Erie anchorage and notes a Washington Monument fundraising appeal with current costs and a Daguerreian Journal note from Humphrey and Hill, New York.

The Pittsburgh Gazette John Galbraith Franklin Canal Company Erie Ohio Line Cleaveland Painsville Ashtabula Cleveland, Painesville and Galbraith Tavuru New York Dunkirk Journal Dunkirk Cuintex Lake Erie New York Tribune U. S Michigan Humphrey

Hillotypes promise new color pictures in photography era

Excerpts discuss Hillotypes as superior to daguerreotypes with natural colors, claiming instant production and wide appeal. E H Danforth announces readiness and registers claims while noting Hill's clerical background and high character. Other notes cover arrests in Chautauque County and a quip about a lawyer and a lady.

Mr. Borron Mr. Hill Thut Daguerreian Journal Hill E. H. Danforth Warren

Two Men Killed by Cannon Fire at Dayton Summit

Ebenezer Atwater and Frank Pea cock were killed at Dayton Summit on the fifteenth instant by a premature cannon discharge while firing in honor of the New York and Erie Railroad completion. Both victims were young men.

Ebenezer Atwater Frank Peacock Dayton Summit New York and Erie

Navatron's Opinion of The Press

Napoleon praises journalists as grumblers censors and tutors while warning four hostile newspapers can be more dangerous than a hundred thousand bayonets in this clipping. The quote frames media power and political peril through a historic lens.

Navatron Napoleon

President Fillmore Reaches Lowell Invite Reply

President Fillmore replies to Lowell authorities saying he cannot visit on his present tour but hopes to come in summer and write again. He notes a recent storm threatened the government but believes the waters remain unsettled, making absence inappropriate for now.

Fillmore Lowell Mass Cage

Rail road Convention Set for June Fifth

The notice announces a railroad convention scheduled in the area on Thursday June 5. It also reports a Warren Dime Society meeting at S P Johnson Jr.'s residence the next evening and notes judges and witnesses may stay home as many citizens are away downriver. The June term may be adjourned to late August.

Warren Dime Society S. P. Johnson Odd Fellows’ Hall Old Warren Brass Band John F. Davis & CO Watson & Davis Boston Joan F. Davis Warren Benson and Verbacks Warren Atherly Dewy Columbus J. C. Gifford Wrightsville C. Smith Youngsville Willsop and Filler Sugar Grove

Seward Presses Erie Railway Vision at Dunkirk

Governor Seward delivers an eloquent Erie Railroad celebration speech in Dunkirk praising New York’s transport strategy. He argues canals and railways bind the nation, crediting merchants of New York for financing growth and urging unity through commercial union across the isthmus.

David Wilmot Gov. Seward Erie Railroad Dunkirk Chautauque New York Arene Ohio Pennsylvania New York and Erie Railroad State of Atlantic Lake Erie America Liverpool London Lakes Ontario Erie Canal Central Railroad Northern Railroad Great Southern Railroad Isthmus Washington Hudson Mohawk Wood Creek Oneida Lake Mad River Lake Ontario Oswego Marquis of Chatelley Gov. Morris Morris

Spanish Consul Beaten Over Cuban Expedition Letter

New Orleans reports the Spanish Consul was severely beaten by a young Spaniard angered by a letter to the government accusing him of Cuban expedition ties. Mexico’s Vera Cruz authorities blocked the American schooner Sear from Tehuantepec with provisions, prompting U.S. action to protect landing. The company pressed Washington over delays in landing expedition supplies at Tehuantepec.

New Orleans Picayune Mexico Vera Cruz Sear Tehuantepec Washington Thevantepec

Langdon Cheeves Lectures on Secession and Democracy

A Harrisburg American excerpt reports South Carolina speaker Langdon Cheeves endorsing secession as a constitutional right and praising Democratic principles as pro South. The piece attacks Whigs and fuses denunciations of Northern unity with calls for vigorous Democratic action allied with Pennsylvanian editors.

Langdon Cheeves South Carolina South The Pennsylvanian Democratic Party North Union Washington Jefferson Madison Adams Hamilton Locotocos Pennsylvania Gov. Johnston Seward Dayton Greely Weed Hamilton Fish Harrisburg

Grand Jury Indicts O'Sullivan and Officials for Cuba Expedition

New York May 24 Grand Jury returns bills of indictment against Jno O Sullivan Capt Lewis and Major S Lessenger for fitting out an expedition against Cuba Spanish warrants issued Capt Lewis security for trial $5000 Hon Samuel Cushman of Portsmouth NH dies in Portsmouth aged 68 Portaperpuia May 24 Whig meeting praises Gov Johnston to free state from debt Huntington Ia May 24 aqueducts gone two days away Fort Wayne repair 8 to 4 weeks river high Wabash Telegraph Office destroyed by lightning 22d instruments books fixtures lost

New York New York and Erie Railroad Massachusetts Castle Garden Democratic Convention Vermont Jno. L. Robinson Giles Harrington Democratic Party Silas Wright Newark New Brunswick Liverpool Grand Jno O'Sullivan Lewis S. Lessenger Cuba &c Samuel Cushman Portsmouth N. H Congress Huntington Fort Wayne Wabash

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