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...ndrew Jackson]]'s policies. Important leaders included Clay in Kentucky, [[Daniel Webster]] in Massachusetts, and [[Abraham Lincoln]] in Illinois. It elected its can ...d slaves and were called "cotton Whigs." The northeastern Whigs, led by [[Daniel Webster]], represented businessmen who loved the national flag and a national marke

The Adams's supporters in Congress (such as [[Henry Clay]] and [[Daniel Webster]]), were quickly adopting the party name [[Whig Party|National Republicans]

..., such as [[Henry Clay]], opposed him. Most former Federalists, such as [[Daniel Webster]], opposed Jackson, although some, like [[James Buchanan]], supported him. *[http://danorr.com/webster/index.html Daniel Webster ]

...argely dominated by powerful Whig politicians such as [[Henry Clay]] and [[Daniel Webster]].

...handle Americans' claims against Spain. Many notable lawyers, including [[Daniel Webster]] and [[William Wirt]], represented claimants before the commission. Durin

...in a county court. The United States Supreme Court struck down the tax; [[Daniel Webster]] had successfully argued the case for the bank. ...spired Biddle to dismiss the message as a "manifesto of anarchy." Senator Daniel Webster of Massachusetts, who was on retainer as the bank's legal counsel also the

...handle Americans' claims against Spain. Many notable lawyers, including [[Daniel Webster]] and [[William Wirt]], represented claimants before the commission. Durin

...to be preemptive, it must comply with three criteria, first established by Daniel Webster in the ''Caroline'' case of 1942. The ''Caroline'' was a U.S. ship in Can

...ts operational deployment started on September 28, 1964, aboard the ''USS Daniel Webster'''.

...attracted most conservatives, such as [[Daniel Webster]] of New England. [[Daniel Webster]] and other leaders of the [[Whig Party]], called it the conservative party

...as preemptive, it must comply with three criteria, first established by [[Daniel Webster]] in the ''Caroline'' case of 1842. If these criteria do not apply, the act

...icans, and other opponents of Jackson, led by [[Henry Clay]], along with [[Daniel Webster]] Minor parties that operated included the [[Anti-Masonic Party]], which w ...Polk]], [[Lewis Cass]]. The more well-known Whigs were: [[Henry Clay]], [[Daniel Webster]], [[William H. Seward]], [[John Quincy Adams]], and [[Thurlow Weed]].

...d for the South what was in effect equality with the federal government. [[Daniel Webster]], on the other hand, joined with Clay in his famous Seventh of March addre

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