FTP, name this first American third party, which was opposed to secret societies.
They nominated a man who went by the pseudonym "Henry Homespun" for a major office, and Solomon Southwick later published the National Observer to expound their views.  One of their leaders gained support for his Chenango Canal Bill, but that wasn't enough to get Francis Granger elected governor.  One of them, William A. Palmer, was elected governor of Vermont.  They were concerned about a man who may have collaborated with David A. Miller on the republication of Jachin and Boaz, and who was last seen in the Canandaigua jail in 1826.  Their views were set forth in an Enquirer published by Thurlow Weed, and their leaders included William H. Seward.  In 1831, they nominated former Attorney General William Wirt to run against Andrew Jackson.  FTP, name this first American third party, which was opposed to secret societies.
They nominated a man who went by the pseudonym "Henry Homespun" for a major office, and Solomon Southwick later published the National Observer to expound their views.  
the Anti-Masonic Party