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...uids''' (or '''tertium quids''') were different factions of the American [[Democratic-Republican Party|Jeffersonian Republican party]] during the [[First Party System]], especial *[[Democratic-Republican Party]]

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...al Gazette'' edited by [[Philip Freneau]], to promote the newly formed ''[[Democratic-Republican Party]]'' . As a highly visible Federalist spokesman, Fenno was engaged in verbal

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Earlier, in February 1819, Representative [[James Tallmadge Jr.]], a [[Democratic-Republican Party|Democratic-Republican]] (Jeffersonian Republican) from [[New York (state)|N

...800, when he campaigned for [[Thomas Jefferson]], he remained a resolute [[Democratic-Republican Party|Democratic-Republican]]. A keen judge of the motives of men, he seldom perm

...he [[Federalist Party]] was dead. With no effective opposition, the old [[Democratic-Republican Party]] withered away. Every state had numerous political factions, but they did

...Republican party about 1792-93 (historians a century later called it the "Democratic-Republican Party"). Soon the political system in each state was polarized along the same lin

The [[Democratic-Republican Party|Republican party]] of [[Thomas Jefferson]] supported a weak central governm

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...was at various times a member of the [[Federalist Party|Federalist]] and [[Democratic-Republican Party|Democratic-Republican Parties]], who served as President ("Governer" in mod ...promises with England, he became an outspoken Jeffersonian Republican or [[Democratic-Republican Party (United States)|Democratic-Republican]].

...[[James Madison]]. Expert in finance, Gallatin designed and implemented [[Democratic-Republican Party|Republican]] fiscal policies by lowering taxes, reducing the national debt, ...three terms, 1795-1801. There he became a leader in the new Jeffersonian [[Democratic-Republican Party]], headed by [[James Madison]]. By 1797, when Madison retired, Gallatin bec

...witched to Anti-Administration faction. In 1795 he joined the newly formed Democratic-Republican Party. He resigned from Senate in 1796 but was elected again in 1802 to fill the

...he midst of the [[French Revolutionary Wars]]. It was hotly contested by [[Democratic-Republican Party|Jeffersonian]]s but passed the Senate and became a central issue in the for

...ecame known as the [[National Republicans]], while the Jackson wing of the Democratic-Republican party became known as the [[Democratic Party]].

...oked several reversals of policy as [[Federalist Party|Federalists]] and [[Democratic-Republican Party|Jeffersonian Republicans]] competed for electoral preeminence. Federalists