Meanings of anti-masonic party in English

The most unique was the Anti-Masonic party.

In 1835, William Henry Seward bolted the anti-Masonic party that he'd done so much to promote and joined the Whigs.

In 1828 the Anti-Masonic party, having no members of congress to act as leaders, held a "people's convention."

Stevens and Seward had been introduced to politics by the ineffectual and absurd anti-Masonic party, which flitted across the stage in the early thirties.

On September 26, 1831, 113 delegates of the Anti-Masonic party, representing thirteen States, met in a national convention in Baltimore.