Journalists who opposed this party included James Callender and Benjamin Franklin Bache.
Several newspapers biased in favor of this American political party were edited by Joseph Dennie, and the views of this party were championed by journalist William Cobbett. Journalists who opposed this party included James Callender and Benjamin Franklin Bache. This party once nominated Richard Stockton for Vice President. Members of this party wore dark ribbons in their hats, known as "black cockades". Later, this party's members were derisively called "blue-lights" for allegedly hanging lanterns along the coast to guide enemy ships. The Coodies were a faction of this party from Maryland. Theophilus Parsons led a Massachusetts political machine affiliated with this party. That machine, also associated with Timothy Pickering, was the Essex Junto. Notable for supporting the Alien and Sedition Acts, for 10 points name this political party of John Adams and Alexander Hamilton, the rivals of the Democratic-Republicans.
Several newspapers biased in favor of this American political party were edited by Joseph Dennie, and the views of this party were championed by journalist William Cobbett.
Federalist Party