Farmer-Labour Party

Farmer-Labour Party
 			
Farmer-Labour 			
Chairman: John Tremble 			
Ideology: Left-Wing, Worker's Rights			
Founded: February 1, 1801 			
Dissolved: June 27, 1803 			
Color: Light Red 			
The Farmer-Labour Party was founded on February 1, 1801, the party was formed by John Tremble, a representative from New York, and the Democratic Union Party candidate for President in 1800. The Farmer-Labour Party would have the People's Vote merge into them in early 1803, and would become the 4th largest party in the U.S. Congress. 
The Democratic Union Party would merge with the Farmer-Labour Party in 1803, forming the People's Labour Party. 
Chairman of Farmer-Labour:
 	Name 	Home State	Term
#1	John Tremble	New York 	February 1, 1801 - June 27, 1803
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