Columbian Order

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The Columbian Order, better known as the Society of St. Tammany or Tammany Hall, was a powerful New York City political organization that became synonymous with Democratic Party machine politics and urban patronage in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

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instanceOf political organization
activeInPeriod 19th century
early 20th century
alsoKnownAs Society of St. Tammany NERFINISHED
Sons of St. Tammany NERFINISHED
Tammany Hall NERFINISHED
Tammany Society NERFINISHED
associatedWith immigrant political integration
urban political reform movements (as opposition)
country United States of America
surface form: United States
declinePeriod mid 20th century
dissolvedIn 1960s
foundedIn 1789
foundedInCity New York City NERFINISHED
foundedInPeriod late 18th century
hadLeaderTitle Grand Sachem NERFINISHED
hasReputation archetypal big-city political machine
symbol of American political corruption
headquarters Tammany Hall building NERFINISHED
headquartersLocation East 14th Street, Manhattan NERFINISHED
Union Square, Manhattan NERFINISHED
influencedBy Native American imagery
fraternal societies
involvedIn New York City mayoral elections NERFINISHED
New York State legislative politics
federal patronage distribution in New York
knownFor Irish American political power
controlling New York City politics
immigrant voter mobilization
influence over New York State politics
machine politics
patronage and spoils system
political corruption
urban patronage system
locatedIn Manhattan
New York City
New York State NERFINISHED
namedAfter Tamanend NERFINISHED
notableLeader Carmine DeSapio NERFINISHED
Charles F. Murphy NERFINISHED
Fernando Wood NERFINISHED
Richard Croker NERFINISHED
William M. Tweed NERFINISHED
politicalAlignment Democratic Party NERFINISHED
Jacksonian democracy NERFINISHED
urban machine politics
usedSymbol Native American motifs
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