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The History of Tammany Hall

Note 7 — Chapter XIV · WHIG FAILURE RESTORES TAMMANY TO POWER 1838-1840

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In 1834 the Board of Assistant Aldermen had passed a resolution in favor of the registry of voters, and the Native American Association, early in 1838, had petitioned the Legislature similarly. The Whigs seized hold of the movement as political capital for themselves.

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