Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-24
JAMES G. FICKLIN, Foreman.
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TIE BOUNDARY LINE

The long agtated question as to the re maxim, &C M
BOUNDARY Line between Ohio and Michigan Territory
Is at an end The Commissioners appointed to peyform
ths important service have terminated their labors and
submitted their report to the Executive The line has
oeen properly marked and that without ption from
Mchigan Threats, understand, were made NV Some
OF the Territorial authorities, that the Commissioner
10; ; ue Peritmd TO execute their duties, but they
were not inundated by them shaken in their resoI
ment Of Ohio. - 0'S-"
Thus has terminated this distacting CONTROVERSY
Inc course pursued by Michigan in her malgpani =,
Tempt TO prevent this result has recoIed on her bead
Tue LINE RUN, and Michigan may now revei ia ali H.
people of Ohio w 'Po" the
G the new Governor of the Territory the Hon John
p Horner much of the credit ofhis peaceable ermina
uo OF tne question, IS justly due. Tile situation of This
gSnusmah was unpleasant and hazardous He assumed
gn responsibility when ne consented TO take upon
nseii 'ie duties OF Executive of that distracted CO.
Fernment That the malignant thrnsts of Che
anu me enyious would be made to reach him. be niyLt
ahucPated That the eye Of jealous rivalry would he
turned cpon hun, he might have expected But t6ot ali
tne rights OF the citizen all the decencies of society MI
that belongs to the courtesies of life should no ii,d
pected. '''u ioF OF ex-
we learn that he had not long been in the Territory
Deiore ne was burnt in efhgyhe subsequently, pub
hey insulted and afterwards the hotel at which he sop
ed was assaed by ruthless mob the windows stoned
ana ms person put in jeopardy. This dsreputabe con-
Duct II encouraged by those in authority there must
Michigan. s'@ "
We have participated but li,tIe in the contro,ovsr
"aged between the contending parties We have cbo.
Gen to remain cool and quiet during the whole
ol eHsng dncues, aud to look upon the pending disa
as most unhappy and unpleasant affair which
he aeiOefate good Of the whole country has re-
gfeted and all have cndcavorcd terminals without
bloodsied Now anticipate no less than ar carl
investigation OF our claims by Congress and to that ri
nunai we commit fine whole subject fully assured taat
Jusuce WIZ hnaly prevail and complete success be- civ
en- to our constitutional rqhts
tlio lse"ve &c Ohio, oil to Of praise Il due
WITCH WITCH prudent, hrm and conscientious discharge az
pubic ogy deserve His situation has been one of Sreet
IPG9slpy, and occasionally full Of perplexty and in
uesPite oi the assertions of his to the contrary
we aver that no acquitted himself more hone
honor Of Ollie $40 "
before closing this article may be proper 10 add that
he ulas OF the persons indicted at Tecumseh nder the
act Of The Legislative Council Of the 10Th February last
nave an been successfully terminated; and Exccotive
oschaTges Tor those indicted Monroe have been Ged
IN me Court, and will doubt result in the honorable
.cqultal OF al concerned. The Hon Gusiavus sven
e counsel for the State, whom great credit Is due
ol ms professional skill, vigilance and exertons has
aae his report to The Governor which is entirely sais
factory this subject y s"''S'
'ng Executive mas transmitted copy Of this Report
~ a. ul1 o. ihe commissioners for re-markine the
me, to the President Of the United States Coiu,5gs
90 Hemisphere. ''N"''"S