Symbolized in political cartoons by a tiger, it was first led by Aaron Burr, who used its power to support the Jeffersonian Republicans in New York.
Symbolized in political cartoons by a tiger, it was first led by Aaron Burr, who used its power to support the Jeffersonian Republicans in New York. Beginning in 1839, it became a proponent of the Democratic Party, which it continued to associate with into the twentieth century. For ten points, name this political machine of New York City, whose notable leaders included the infamous Boss Tweed.
Symbolized in political cartoons by a tiger, it was first led by Aaron Burr, who used its power to support the Jeffersonian Republicans in New York.
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