Original sentence: From its inception in 1792, Thomas Jefferson and James Madison chose the name Republican Party for the group.The Democratic-Republican Party (1792-1825) is an antiquated name for the party that dominated U
Edited sentence: Shortly after 1800, as they became more organized, the Democratic Republicans began to use that name; by 1811,  Hezekiah Niles used it routinely in the influential party paper, Niles' Register.The Democratic Republicans were one of the two political parties that dominated U.The name of the organization varied; Jefferson normally referred to his allies as republicans or the "republican party", and his Federalist opponents as anglomen or monocrats