Statistics for occurrence #1 of “President Jackson” in entry weed-thurlow of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
...asonic paper, and was twice elected to the legislature.
In 1830 he became editor of the Albany , in opposition to the Albany regency, the nullification policy of Calhoun, and also to the policy of President Jackson , and conducted it with great ability more than thirty years. Throughout this period he was influential in both State and national politics, and became known as the most adroit of party managers.
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