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The Anti-Masonic party reflected the widespread hostility toward Masons holding public office. Secret societies were frowned upon.
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The Anti-Masonic party
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The Anti-Masonic Party's platform was stated as the removal of Freemasons from any position of authority in society. The humorous part of that (at least to me) is that William Wirt, former Attorney General of the United States and Anti-Masonic Presidential Candidate, was himself a Freemason.
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In 1831, the Anti-Masonic party nominated William Wirt to run for president; in the process, it became the first American political party to select a presidential candidate by means of a national convention.
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The Anti-Masonic Party and the Nullifier Party. Both short lived.
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The Anti-Masonic Party's platform was stated as the removal of Freemasons from any position of authority in society. The humorous part of that (at least to me) is that William Wirt, former Attorney General of the United States and Anti-Masonic Presidential Candidate, was himself a Freemason.
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attacked secret societies and promoted moral religious reforms
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The first third party in America was the Anti-Masonic Party, which lasted for 10 years. It was formed in 1828.
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The Anti-Masonic Party of 1832 appealed to those who were opposed to the secretive and exclusive nature of the Freemasons. They garnered support from people who believed that the Masons held too much power and influence, and that their rituals were incompatible with democratic principles. The party was particularly popular in the northeastern United States.
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Anti-Masonic Party
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The Anti-Masonic Party was founded in 1828 in upstate New York, capitalizing on the negative sentiment towards Freemasons after William Morgan, a Mason himself, was kidnapped and supposed dead because he attempted to publish information on Masonic secrets. The party introduced the concept of nominating committees in 1831, nominating former Attorney General William Wirt to run for president. He did not win the election the following year, and ironically split the opposition against Andrew Jackson, aiding his victory. Andrew Jackson was a primary enemy of the Anti-Masonic Party.
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Protestants
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There was never a "Freemason Party". Often a political group will gain political momentum by vilifying and persecuting another group in society. It worked for the "Anti-Masonic Party" in the United States in the early nineteenth century and it worked for the Nazis in Germany in the 1930s.
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EVANGELICALS
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The Anti-Masonic Party was founded in 1828 in upstate New York, capitalizing on the negative sentiment towards Freemasons after William Morgan, a Mason himself, was kidnapped and supposed dead because he attempted to publish information on Masonic secrets. The party introduced the concept of nominating committees in 1831, nominating former Attorney General William Wirt to run for president. He did not win the election the following year, and ironically split the opposition against Andrew Jackson, aiding his victory. Andrew Jackson was a primary enemy of the Anti-Masonic Party.
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No, he is not, despite the claims of many anti-masonic websites.
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the national republicans
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Go to India. The Government of Pakistan continues to be anti-Masonic.
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The Whig Party was formed in the United States in the 1830s in opposition to President Andrew Jackson's policies, particularly his expansion of executive power and his economic policies. The party was made up of a coalition of anti-Jackson forces, including former National Republicans and anti-Masonic activists.
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the anti-federalist party
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D. Presidential nominations of "favorite sons" by state legislatures.
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The Anti-Federalists party became the Democratic-Republican Party.
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The motto of Anti PowerPoint Party is 'Finally do something!'.
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The Know-nothings aka the American Party, was anti-Catholic and nativist.
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From the textbook The Brief American Pageant Eighth Edition by Kennedy, Cohen, and Piehl (p 180-190). Short answers in bold.
1.) "For the first time, a third party entered the field-the newborn Anti-Masonic party, which opposed the influence and secrecy of the Masonic order."
-This party formed in reaction to the possible murder of a New York man in 1826. It was suspected that the man was about to reveal the Mason's secret rituals, and had to be "taken care of," if you will. President Jackson was a proud Mason, so this party was also anti-Jackson.
2.) "A further novelty...was the calling of national nominating conventions (three of them) to name candidates. The Anti-Masons and National Republicans added still another innovation when they adopted formal platforms, articulating and publicizing their positions on the issues."
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it is the anti christ time.
He was killed at 3.33 pm
also a masonic number , the highest rank
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These words are typically used together to imply that Freemasonry and Judaism (or even Zionism) are inextricably linked. "Anti Jewish-Masonic" refers to anything that is opposed to the conspiratorially-perceived union of Jewish and Masonic interests.
In truth, while there are some Jewish Freemasons, most Freemasons are not Jewish and most Jews are not Freemasons. They also have distinct interests and beliefs. If you go to synagogues (for Judaism) or lodges (for Freemasonry), members will clarify what those interests are.
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civil liberties, anti-prohibitionism ed anti-war issues
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The "Anti-Mormon Party" began in the 1840's in Nauvoo, Illinois. It was a local political party for several years.
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The Free Anti Revolutionary Party was created in the Netherlands in 1879. It was a conservative political party that aimed to promote orthodox Protestant values in government and society.
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The 1832 Democratic National Convention was held from May 21st to the 23rd, in Baltimore, Maryland. This was the first national convention of the Democratic Party of the United States .
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the Anti Federalists opposed the constitution and worked for their state not to ratify it. Their famous leaders were Patrick Henry and George Mason
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