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In page Martin Van Buren:

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During the Canadian rebellions, Charles Duncombe and Robert Nelson created an armed secret society in Vermont, the Hunters' Lodge. It carried out several small attacks in Upper Canada between December 1837 and December 1838, collectively known as the Patriot War. Washington responded using the Neutrality Act. It prosecuted the leaders and actively deterred Americans from subversive activities abroad. In the long term, Van Buren's opposition to the Patriot War contributed to the construction of healthy Anglo-American and Canada–United States relations. It also led, more immediately, to a backlash among citizens regarding the seeming overreach of federal authority,[1] which hurt congressional Democrats in the 1838 midterm elections.[citation needed]