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A PLOT FOR OBTAINING THE LOWER PENINSULA OF MICHIGAN
together, from the foot of Lake Huron to the Cuyahoga River, with some inconsiderable exceptions. If those Indian titles could have been made good, these parties would have had almost entire control of the country, and the condition of the private claims would left the holders of those, too, at their mercy. With all these circumstances combining, it is not a wild conjecture to suppose that the possibility of getting back into British allegiance a country controlled by British subjects may have been within the minds of the conspirators, as an incident, if not an object of their action.
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