Subentries

– expect appointments [19 references]

– former Federalists return to [9 references]

– in New England [1 reference]

– in R.I. [4 references]

– entitled to fair share of offices [9 references]

– in S.C. [8 references]

– in Philadelphia [5 references]

– in Conn. [10 references]

– accused of atheism, deism [3 references]

– in N.H. [4 references]

– printers, newspapers [8 references]

– seek to sweep Federalists from office [3 references]

– called anarchists, disorganizers [2 references]

– in Mass. [6 references]

– urge moderation in removals [7 references]

– in Del. [4 references]

– divisions among [12 references]

– in Pa. [5 references]

– encourage arts and manufactures, economy in government [1 reference]

– in Ky. [1 reference]

– in Vt. [4 references]

– in N.Y. [7 references]

– feel unappreciated by TJ [1 reference]

– few merchants among [1 reference]

– in Va. [7 references]

– in Ga. [3 references]

– in Md. [6 references]

– in N.C. [2 references]

– and politics of removals [5 references]

– gain control of Congress [5 references]

– reappointed by TJ [2 references]

– in Me. [1 reference]

– in N.J. [3 references]

– in New York City [5 references]

– artisans as [1 reference]

– and election of 1804 [1 reference]

– lack confidence in Burr [1 reference]

– in Boston [1 reference]

– in Norfolk [1 reference]

– artists as [1 reference]

– in Tenn. [1 reference]

– subordinates threatened, removed by Federalist superiors [6 references]

– in Ohio [3 references]

– in Richmond [1 reference]

– in Miss. Terr. [1 reference]

– and naturalization laws [1 reference]

– threatened with economic reprisals by Federalists [1 reference]

– and France [1 reference]

– in Baltimore [1 reference]