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Ohio Boundary Debate and Boundary Line Interpretation
A detailed discussion argues that the Ohio northern boundary should follow Mitchell’s map as intended by the 1802 act. It asserts that mislocation in Lake Erie would defeat state goals, urges equitable, legal, or political justification for Ohio, and critiques executive interference in Congress while urging a prompt resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ohio
Lake Erie
Detroit
Mitchell
Lee
Committee of Congrese
Lake Michigan
Territorial Line
Pennsylvania Line
United States
War Department
Avuit
Jen-gineer
U. States
Great Britain
Ghent
T. P. Jones
Vinton
House of Representatives
Tulesti
Public Archives
Congress of
Mitchells
Court of Equity
Miami
Miami Bay
Committee of Congress
Virginia
Michigan
Union
Indiana
Abaso
Atlantic Seaboard
Obie
Lask
Speen
Col
Soliason
Mr Wise
Tsee
Ds Hyuse
Lyle. Wise
MR. Wise
Mouse of Representatives
Wise
Legislative Department
Anthony
Johnson
Kentucky
Col. Johnson
House
Jie
Tus
Tion
Mr Sutherland
Dilla
Mindstation
Wales
England
House of Re
Ny Gulf
Thare