A major political party in the United States in the early 19th century; founded by Alexander Hamilton; favored a strong centralized government.
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In April, 1799, the federal party were triumphant in the State of New-York.
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The Victorian loss this weekend does not bode well for the federal party.
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He belonged to the federal party, Stevenson to the party then called republican.
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The obnoxious measures of the federal party, where repeal was possible, had been repealed.
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Be assured that the federal party can entertain no wish for such an exchange.
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Mr. Livingston was at that time a distinguished leader in the ranks of the federal party.
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He was educated a federalist, but early in life found himself acting against the federal party.
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Nor were the federal party idle or inactive.
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At the election of 1800, the federal party was overthrown, and the lost ground was never regained.
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Hamilton was the leader of the federal party, as the supporters of Washington's administration had styled themselves.
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Repeating the fact that the federal party has no control over the provincial government fails to win support.
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The election for governor was warmly contested; the federal party supporting Judge Jay, the anti-federal party George Clinton.
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Several gentlemen of the federal party doubted the practicability of electing Mr. Burr, and the policy of attempting it.
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The federal party meet on Friday for the purpose of forming a resolution as to their line of conduct.
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The state delegates requested Rhiannon be "fully reinstated without restriction" to the federal party room for all meetings.
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The "era of good feeling" signalized the extinction of the federal party and the universal reign of democracy.
