Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 470
ernborder. We assumed that so long as there were twogovernments in the old territory, the Ohio River wouldbe accepted as a natural boundary as far as to the Mis- frame, and thus provided a clean white canvasfive feet square on which to draw the map. If Lieutenant Coleman and his companionshad known… … sissippi; but we were of widely different opinions as tothe line of separation thence. George, who is inclined to the darker view, is of theopinion that the Southern Republic, if it be a republic atall, would certainly demand an opening to the PacificOcean, and therefore must embrace a part, if not…
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