William Lewis and Andrew Donelson were members, as was Amos Kendall, who was named fourth auditor of the Treasury.
Duff Green, the editor of the United States Telegraph, was initially a member, but he was ousted in favor of Francis Blair, who founded the Washington Globe. William Lewis and Andrew Donelson were members, as was Amos Kendall, who was named fourth auditor of the Treasury. FTP, identify this group, whose other members included John Eaton and the secretary of state, Martin Van Buren, which provided advice to President Jackson and has given its name to similar groups of informal advisors.
Duff Green, the editor of the United States Telegraph, was initially a member, but he was ousted in favor of Francis Blair, who founded the Washington Globe.
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