Subentries

– in New England [10 references]

– rumored overtures to Burr [11 references]

– in Va. [2 references]

– champion common law [3 references]

– policies characterized [1 reference]

– alleged religious hypocrisy of [4 references]

– and France [5 references]

– intimidated by Britain [1 reference]

– and Robbins case [1 reference]

– decline to celebrate 4th of July in Philadelphia [3 references]

– and rumors of TJ's death [4 references]

– called tories, British party [11 references]

– in Md. [7 references]

– and C. C. Pinckney candidacy [2 references]

– losing their dominance [2 references]

– associated with monarchy [9 references]

– implacably opposed to TJ [2 references]

– manipulate public opinion [2 references]

– still powerful in Sixth Congress [4 references]

– influence education of youth [2 references]

– respect for TJ [1 reference]

– in Pa. in election of 1796 [1 reference]

– in Washington, Georgetown [3 references]

– in middle states [6 references]

– pamphlet campaign against TJ [2 references]

– called aristocrats [8 references]

– decry Paine [2 references]

– in S.C. [5 references]

– banking, mercantile connections [2 references]

– accused of irregularities at polls [4 references]

– succeed in Del. [1 reference]

– receive support of clergy, attorneys in New England [1 reference]

– divisions within [3 references]

– might interfere with distribution of newspapers [1 reference]

– assessment of strength in House [1 reference]

– in N.C. [2 references]

– probable electoral votes of [2 references]

– hold caucuses [6 references]

– expected to exploit tied electoral vote [15 references]

– and Republicans' transition into executive power [1 reference]

– and N.Y. council of appointment [2 references]

– hold federal appointments in Pa. [2 references]

– seek judgeships, territorial appointments [1 reference]

– of Philadelphia [2 references]

– in settlement of Pa. election dispute [1 reference]

– the real anarchists [2 references]

– newspapers believe TJ will be elected [2 references]

– some electors may break ranks [1 reference]

– and federal expenditures [1 reference]

– Essex Junto [1 reference]

– term “junto” applied to [3 references]

– some will not moderate their goals [2 references]

– thought capable of desperate, malicious conduct [6 references]

– extremists alienate moderates [1 reference]

– not favored by events in Europe [1 reference]

– surprised by Republican gains in N.J. [1 reference]

– anonymous letter to TJ [1 reference]

– understanding of TJ's positions on issues [1 reference]

– some neither aristocrats nor democrats [2 references]

– have endangered the country [1 reference]

– compared to Lucifer [2 references]

– defined as supporters of Constitution [2 references]

– as political “Jesuits” [1 reference]

– McPherson's Blues [2 references]

– demise of party predicted [1 reference]