Democratic-Republican Party
Political party · 1791–1825
American party founded by Thomas Jefferson and James Madison in the 1790s, opposed to the Federalists; it dominated national politics until it split in the 1820s.
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Members on January 1, 1825 77
John Quincy Adams
1809–1828
John Tyler
1811–1828
John Tayler
Thomas Jefferson
Isaac Shelby
Henry Dearborn
James Madison
Samuel Smith
Robert Wright
William Eustis
Morgan Lewis
Aaron Burr
William Sanford Pennington
Othniel Looker
Robert Smith
James Monroe
John Armstrong Jr.
Thomas Kirker
Albert Gallatin
Matthew Talbot
John Chandler
William Branch Giles
Edward Livingston
Return J. Meigs Jr.
John Clark
Edward Tiffin
David Brydie Mitchell
Willie Blount
Thomas Mann Randolph Jr.
Joseph C. Yates
George W. Campbell
DeWitt Clinton
James Pleasants
Mahlon Dickerson
Jeremiah Morrow
William H. Cabell
William H. Crawford
William Wirt
William Henry Harrison
Thomas Worthington
Peter Buell Porter
James Patton Preston
Daniel D. Tompkins
Littleton Waller Tazewell
William Kennedy
James Barbour
Ethan Allen Brown
Henry Clay
Felix Grundy
Nathaniel Pitcher
Samuel Stevens Jr.
Joel Roberts Poinsett
Edward Lloyd V
Samuel D. Ingham
William J. Duane
George Troup
Richard Mentor Johnson
Ratliff Boon
Newton Cannon
John C. Calhoun
?–1828
Martin Van Buren
Samuel Sprigg
Garret D. Wall
John Floyd
Jonathan Jennings
Samuel Turell Armstrong
Marcus Morton
Walter Forward
William R. King
?–1828
William L. Marcy
Samuel L. Southard
John J. Crittenden
?–1825
William Carroll
Sam Houston
Edward Bates
John Bell (Tennessee politician)
Mirabeau B. Lamar
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