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Then for the next twenty years, candidates for high political office were chosen in caucus by Congress. Of course, once this system was used by the national parties, the state political parties did the same. They used the caucus to choose governors and other state officials.

This system, the Caucus, became known as 'King Caucus', because candidates were chosen by a few powerful men. Many members of Congress often . They did not like the chosen candidates, because the men they wanted did not have a chance. And so, many rebelling Congressmen took their fight to the people. Let the people decide who should run for the presidency, they demanded.
  


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