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Jacksons Kitchen Cabinet Shapes 1832 Nomination
In 1832 Jackson relies on his Kitchen cabinet to guide strategy and secure Van Buren’s nomination. The Baylor-like caucus of advisors advances a broad Jacksonian campaign while suppressing rivals, with Van Buren winning a sweeping vice presidential vote and a strong presidential majority amid party consolidation.
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Elimaker
Clay
Wirt
Jackson
New Hampshire
Washington Globe
Baltimore
Henry Clay
John Sergeant
van Buren
United States Park
John Quincy Adams
William 3B
Lewis
Amos Kendall
Duff Green
Kentucky
Isaac Hill
Calhoun
Green
Francis P. Blair
Kendall
Washington
Sierce
Advigera
Eaton
R. M. Johnson
Senate