Federalist
No, he vetoed Henry Clay's bill to establish a National Bank.
Nicholas Biddle
The federalist party believed in a strong centralized government and a loose interpretation of the Constitution and also supported the creation of a national bank. (led by Alexander Hamilton) The anti-federalist, or Democratic-republican party believed in a decentralized government with the power in the hands of the states and the people. They did not support the creation of a national bank and stuck to a strict interpretation of the Constitution. (led by Thomas Jefferson)
Tyler was the most famous for this action against the bills to re-establish a national bank. His party expelled him as a result. Andrew Johnson also fought with what was officially his Republican party although he was a Democrat before and after. He submitted 29 vetoes and had 15 overridden and his party controlled Congress.
None- at the time, the Federalists were running against the Democrat-Republicans, who were opposed to strong national government with strong intervention, a national bank, and especially the federalist support for North Eastern bankers' and merchants' interests. Once the Federalists died out, the Democrats and the Republicans vied for power, with the Republican Party supported by the industrialized North and the Democratic Party supported by the agricultural south.
In the early part of the political party, the Democratic party did not support the creation the National Bank. The Democrats believed in states rights and wanted to make sure that the country stuck to the Constitution as much as possible.
The democratic party
Democratic Party
Yes, the Whig party in which Webster was a leader supported the re-establishment of a national bank.
Alexander Hamilton was the leader and he lead the Federalists so the political party who favored development of industry on a national scale and favored a national bank is the federalists.
opposition to Whig support of national bank.
The Federalist were an early political party in America that helped shape our politics today. They support a national bank, good relations with Great Britain, and ratifications to the Articles of Confederation (the first Constitution)
Alexander Hamilton began the Federalist Party which supported a strong central government and a national bank
Federalist
Federalist
The Democratic-Republican Party, led by Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, opposed the creation of a national bank in the late 1700s and early 1800s. They believed that a national bank would give too much power to the federal government and favored a more limited role for the central government.
No, he vetoed Henry Clay's bill to establish a National Bank.