The Republican Party And Its Presidential Candidates With Sketches of Fremont a

Benjamin Franklin Hall

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And he encouraged, so F* 154 THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
far as lie was able, the business interests of the country generally.
But in view of the succession, the friends of Mr. Craw- ford in and out of Congress, coalesced with the supporters of General Jackson to obstruct the course of Mr. Adams' administration and defeat his policy. They had been rival candidates for the office, and General Jackson's friends were keeping him constantly before the western and southern people for a re-nomination. By c...ombining their strength they were able to send into the twentieth congress a majority opposed to Mr. Adams. They first displayed their strength in the election of Andrew Steven- son of Virginia speaker, over the administration candidate, John W. Taylor, also a RepubUcan. With a majority in cono-ress a^-ainst Mm, Mr. Adams was disabled from car- rying into eflect several important measures which his friends confidently beheved to be Republican, eminently iust, and worthy of the approbation of the people.

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