Anti-Masonic Party

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rdf:type	owl:NamedIndividual Defunct conservative party in the United States Defunct political party in the United States 1828 establishment in the United States 1838 disestablishment in the United States Political party disestablished in 1838 Political party established in 1828 Protestant political party
rdfs:label	Anti-Masonic Party
owl:sameAs	dbr:Anti-Masonic_Party
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skos:prefLabel	Anti-Masonic Party
skos:altLabel	AM A-M Anti-Mason Anti-Masonic Anti-Masonic movement Anti-Masonic_Party Anti-Masonry Anti-Masons Antimasonic The Anti-Masons anti-Masonic anti-Masonic persecutions anti-mason anti-masonic antimasons the anti-Masonic hysteria the movement against the Free Masons
clgo:country	United States
clgo:dissolutionYear	1840 1888
clgo:formationYear	1828 1872
clgo:headquarter	Albany, New York
clgo:ideology	Elitism American School (economics) Jacksonian democracy Anti-Masonry
clgo:leader	Solomon Southwick Thurlow Weed William Wirt (Attorney General)
clgo:location	United States
clgo:mergedWith	Whig Party (United States)
clgo:nationalAffiliation	National Republican Party
clgo:religion	Protestantism
is owl:hasValue of	Restriction onProperty=party hasValue=Anti-Masonic Party
is clgo:affiliation of	1833 Massachusetts gubernatorial election November 1831 Massachusetts gubernatorial election 1832 United States presidential election in Vermont 1829 Vermont gubernatorial election 1830 Vermont gubernatorial election 1831 Vermont gubernatorial election 1832 United States presidential election in Massachusetts
is clgo:party of	William Alexander Purviance Francis James (congressman) Trumbull Cary Samuel Works Edward Davies (Pennsylvania politician) Robert C. Nicholas (New York politician) Philo C. Fuller Jerediah Horsford Henry Hawkins (politician) John Dickson (New York politician) Titus Hutchinson Benjamin F. Deming John A. Collier John Griffin (Allegany County, New York) Andrew Stewart (American politician, died 1872) George W. Lay Henry C. Martindale John Crary William H. Maynard Albert H. Tracy John Reed Jr. Timothy Childs Isaac Lacey Charles Ogle (politician) Pliny Merrick Thomas McKean Thompson McKennan Solomon Southwick Frederick Whittlesey John Birdsall (politician, born 1802) John P. Beekman William Jackson (Massachusetts politician, born 1783) William A. Palmer William Hiester (Pennsylvania politician) William Sprague III Ezra Butler George H. Boughton Charles Francis Adams Sr. John Young (governor) Anthony Ellmaker Roberts Edward Darlington Gideon Hard John Banks (U.S. politician) Matthew B. Lowrie William Babcock (politician) Dutee Jerauld Pearce Thurlow Weed Jonathan Sloane John Canfield Spencer Joseph Ritner Moses Hayden Chauncey L. Knapp Elisha Whittlesey David Potts Jr. Zalmon Storrs William Strong (Vermont politician) Robert S. Rose Abner Hazeltine William Cahoon Chauncey J. Fox John McLean William H. Seward Horace Clark (assemblyman) Hiram F. Mather William Wirt (Attorney General) Thomas Beekman Harmar Denny John Bailey (Massachusetts politician) Amos Ellmaker Lebbeus Egerton Augustine Clarke Ela Collins Robert Allison (Pennsylvania politician) Charles Augustus Barnitz Jarvis K. Pike Martin Flint Richard Biddle Silas H. Jennison Thomas C. Love Millard Fillmore William Upham Charles W. Lynde John Edwards (Pennsylvania politician) Jonathan Blanchard (abolitionist) Amasa Walker Frederick Wadsworth William Clark (congressman) John Quincy Adams Francis Granger Benjamin F. Hallett Thomas Henry (Pennsylvania politician) Thomas Ross (Pennsylvania politician) David Woodcock E. B. West James H. Woods Phineas L. Tracy James L. Voorhees Thaddeus Stevens George Chambers (Pennsylvania politician) William Slade (politician) Neville B. Craig ... and more

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