History of American Politics
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3. In 1826 William Morgan, of Batavia, New York, who had advertised a book exposing the secrets of Free Masonry, was kidnapped and never seen again.
The crime was charged upon the society, and investi- gation, as it was alleged, was impeded by leading Free Masons. A party soon grew up in Western New York, pledged to oppose the election of any Free Mason to public office. The Anti- Masonic Party acquired influence in other States, and began to claim rank as a national political party. On most po...ints its principles were those of the National Republicans.
But Clay, as well as Jackson, was a Free Mason, and consequently to be opposed by this party.* * III 1832 it even nominated a Presidential ticket of its own, but, having no national principle of controlling importance, it soon after declined.
Digitized by Google I04 American Politics, [1829.
4. Financial mismanagement, and the distress grow- ing out of the War of 181 2, had compelled Repub- licans in 1816 to abandon their strict constructionist principles and charter a National Bank for twenty- years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3. In 1826 William Morgan, of Batavia, New York, who had advertised a book exposing the secrets of Free Masonry, was kidnapped and never seen again.
The crime was charged upon the society, and investi- gation, as it was alleged, was impeded by leading Free Masons. A party soon grew up in Western New York, pledged to oppose the election of any Free Mason to public office. The Anti- Masonic Party acquired influence in other States, and began to claim rank as a national political party. On most po...ints its principles were those of the National Republicans.
But Clay, as well as Jackson, was a Free Mason, and consequently to be opposed by this party.* * III 1832 it even nominated a Presidential ticket of its own, but, having no national principle of controlling importance, it soon after declined.
Digitized by Google I04 American Politics, [1829.
4. Financial mismanagement, and the distress grow- ing out of the War of 181 2, had compelled Repub- licans in 1816 to abandon their strict constructionist principles and charter a National Bank for twenty- years.
What to read after History of American Politics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnston Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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