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Frequent complaints as_ to
encroachment came from both
sides. In 1650 the Governor
journeyed to Hartford and ar-
ranged for the permanent recog-
nition of new boundaries yet to |
be laid down.

This was mutually agreed upon
by the representatives of each
colony there assembled, and a
contract of perpetual peace as-
sented to, i

Upon the Governor’s return to [f
New Amsterdam he found that |f
public opinion was decidedly
against his procedure and the re-
sults of his agreement. This was |f
manifestly expressed by a public |/ J «i
declaration to the effect that the |, Shey
Governor had ceded away enough || s=< |