ABSTRACT Utilizing newspapers and manuscripts to examine the first conventions, this article further challenges the association of Jacksonianism with increasing democratization. The rise of democratization evident through the increased political engagement apparent in the conventions was not purely Jacksonian, instead manifesting itself in anti-Jacksonian political activity. The Anti-Masonic Party was first to hold a national convention, with the Democrats holding their convention last, following that of the National Republican Party, and simply nominating Martin Van Buren as Andrew Jackson’s running-mate. The advent of the Anti-Masonic and National Republican conventions demonstrate the existence of anti-Jacksonian democratization.

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反杰克逊民主化：第一次全国政党大会

摘要本文利用报纸和手稿来研究最初的公约，进一步挑战杰克逊主义与日益民主化的联系。通过大会中明显增加的政治参与，民主化的兴起并不纯粹是杰克逊主义的，而是表现在反杰克逊主义的政治活动中。反共济会首先举行了全国代表大会，民主党在全国共和党之后举行了最后一次代表大会，并简单地提名马丁·范布伦为安德鲁·杰克逊的竞选伙伴。反共济会和全国共和党大会的出现证明了反杰克逊民主化的存在。