Lesser members included a former army major and leader of the Volunteers, and a future minister to Prussia who would also go on to lead the negotiations for the annexation of Texas and serve as the Know-Nothing Party's only vice presidential candidate.
Lesser members included a former army major and leader of the Volunteers, and a future minister to Prussia who would also go on to lead the negotiations for the annexation of Texas and serve as the Know-Nothing Party's only vice presidential candidate. Beyond William B. Lewis and Andrew Donelson, this group had a strong media presence through men like former New Hampshire Patriot editor Isaac Hill and United States Telegraph editor Duff Green. Two prominent members were Kentuckians: one being Washington Globe founder Francis Blair, the other being Amos Kendall, who influenced its leader's policy supporting state banks. Losing its influence after some drama involving Peggy O'Neill's marriage to John Eaton, this is, FTP, what group of informal advisors to Andrew Jackson?
Lesser members included a former army major and leader of the Volunteers, and a future minister to Prussia who would also go on to lead the negotiations for the annexation of Texas and serve as the Know-Nothing Party's only vice presidential candidate.
{Kitchen Cabinet}