Eventually, Andrew Jackson's Attorney General Benjamin Butler decided that the inhabitants of the namesake region were to vote on their preferred state.
Immediately following this conflict, one of its participants tried to quell a group of Irish immigrants organized into "Hunters Lodges" who tried to break away in the so-called "Patriot War." Following this event Benjamin Stickney was arrested under the Pains and Penalties Act, and this conflict came to a close after a meeting of the Frostbitten Convention. The only major injury of the war was the stabbing of Joseph Wood, and Joseph Brown's militia was ambushed in the Battle of Phillips Corners. Edward Tiffin's order led to the creation of the Harris Line and Lewis Cass ordered the creation of the Fulton Line leading to this conflict, which later resulted from a stalemate between governors Stevens Mason and Robert Lucas. Eventually, Andrew Jackson's Attorney General Benjamin Butler decided that the inhabitants of the namesake region were to vote on their preferred state. For 10 points, identify this boundary dispute from 1835-1836 over the namesake strip of a city currently located in Ohio.
Immediately following this conflict, one of its participants tried to quell a group of Irish immigrants organized into "Hunters Lodges" who tried to break away in the so-called "Patriot War."
{Toledo} War [accept {Michigan}-{Ohio War} and equivalents]