A Dictionary of American Politics: Comprising Accounts of Political Parties, Measures and MenA.L. Burt, 1892 - 556 sider |
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... party was composed prin- cipally of local politicians who were jealous of enlarged political relations and of ... party had little existence ex- cept in name . By the year 1793 it had become a part of the Republican party . Anti - Ku ...
... party was composed prin- cipally of local politicians who were jealous of enlarged political relations and of ... party had little existence ex- cept in name . By the year 1793 it had become a part of the Republican party . Anti - Ku ...
Side 31
... party increased so rapidly that by 1830 it was , in New York , the great opponent of the Democrats , whose head , Andrew Jackson , was a Mason . In 1831 the party held a national convention and nominated William Wirt of Maryland and ...
... party increased so rapidly that by 1830 it was , in New York , the great opponent of the Democrats , whose head , Andrew Jackson , was a Mason . In 1831 the party held a national convention and nominated William Wirt of Maryland and ...
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... party shall alternately strike out one , the petitioners beginning , until the number shall be reduced to thirteen ; and from that number , not less than seven , nor more than nine , names , as Congress shall direct , shall , in the ...
... party shall alternately strike out one , the petitioners beginning , until the number shall be reduced to thirteen ; and from that number , not less than seven , nor more than nine , names , as Congress shall direct , shall , in the ...
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... party is said to " tap his bar❜l . " Barnburners . - A name applied to the followers of Van Buren , when in 1844 the Democratic party in New York split into two factions . The story of a farmer that burned his barn in order to free it ...
... party is said to " tap his bar❜l . " Barnburners . - A name applied to the followers of Van Buren , when in 1844 the Democratic party in New York split into two factions . The story of a farmer that burned his barn in order to free it ...
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... party that gathered about him , the Little Band . It was to his efforts that the success of his party in the presidential contest of 1800 was due . Burr was elected Vice - President , serving from 1801 to 1805. In 1804 a coalition was ...
... party that gathered about him , the Little Band . It was to his efforts that the success of his party in the presidential contest of 1800 was due . Burr was elected Vice - President , serving from 1801 to 1805. In 1804 a coalition was ...
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