Question: What type of details about linn boyd can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: linn boyd -lrb- november 22 , 1800 -- december 17 , 1859 -rrb- -lrb- also spelled '' lynn '' -rrb- was a prominent us politician of the 1840s and 1850s , and served as speaker of the united states house of representatives from 1851 to 1855 . boyd was elected to the house as a democrat from kentucky from 1835 to 1837 and again from 1839 to 1855 , serving seven terms in the house . boyd county , kentucky is named in his honor . boyd served in the kentucky house of representatives after first winning election in 1827 . he represented calloway county and his father represented neighboring trigg county . in 1831 boyd moved to trigg county and was elected to the house again from there . in 1833 boyd lost his first campaign for the united states house of representatives . in 1835 he was elected to the house and served there until 1837 when a whig landslide cost him his seat . boyd soon returned to the house , serving from 1839 through 1855 . he was a strong supporter of president andrew jackson . boyd played a key role in maneuvering the annexation of texas through congress during the term of president john tyler in 1845 . boyd was also important in getting the compromise of 1850 , chiefly credited to henry clay , passed through congress . largely though his prominence in shepherding the compromise of 1850 to passage , boyd was elected speaker of the house in 1851 and held that office until 1855 . boyd got his party 's nomination for governor of kentucky in 1848 , but had declined to run and was replaced by lazarus w. powell . his name was also put forth as a candidate for vice president of the united states at the 1856 democratic national convention , but was never officially nominated , the eventual nominee being fellow kentuckian john c. breckinridge . boyd was elected the 16th lieutenant governor of kentucky in 1859 but died shortly thereafter . this became significant with the onset of the civil war . governor beriah magoffin , supportive of slavery , secession and states ' rights , became increasingly...
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