Albany Regency political organization

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The Albany Regency political organization was a powerful early 19th-century Democratic political machine in New York that dominated state politics through disciplined party control and patronage.

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instanceOf Democratic Party faction
political machine
political organization
activeIn New York State politics NERFINISHED
associatedWithNewspaper Albany Argus NERFINISHED
basedInBuilding New York State Capitol vicinity NERFINISHED
controlled distribution of state patronage in New York
state-level Democratic nominations in New York
country United States of America
surface form: United States
diminishedBy emergence of the Whig Party
rise of rival Democratic factions in New York
formedIn 1820s
hasKeyMember Azariah C. Flagg NERFINISHED
Benjamin F. Butler NERFINISHED
Edwin Croswell NERFINISHED
John A. Dix NERFINISHED
John Van Buren NERFINISHED
Martin Van Buren NERFINISHED
Samuel A. Talcott NERFINISHED
Silas Wright NERFINISHED
William L. Marcy NERFINISHED
headquarteredIn Albany, New York NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance prototype of later urban political machines in the United States
influenced development of modern party organization in the United States
national Democratic Party patronage practices
influencedOffice Governor of New York
New York State Legislature NERFINISHED
United States Senate seats from New York NERFINISHED
state-level patronage appointments
knownFor centralized party control
dominating New York State politics in the early 19th century
efficient political organization
leader Martin Van Buren NERFINISHED
locatedIn Albany
surface form: Albany, New York
organizedAround New York State Attorney General’s office NERFINISHED
New York State Comptroller’s office NERFINISHED
New York State Secretary of State’s office NERFINISHED
politicalAlignment Democratic Party NERFINISHED
politicalIdeology Jacksonian democracy NERFINISHED
region Northeastern United States
timePeriod 1820s
1830s
early 19th century
usedMedia Albany Argus NERFINISHED
usedPoliticalStrategy caucus system
party discipline
patronage
spoils system

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William L. Marcy partOf Albany Regency political organization