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The Locos were an extreme group of the Democratic Party that existed from 1835 until the mid-asses. ;The group was initially named the Equal Rights Party, and was made in New York City as a dissent against that city ordinary Democratic association Tammany Hall. All in all, Locos bolstered Andrew Jackson and Van Burden, and Were with the expectation of complimentary exchange, more noteworthy dissemination of specie, legitimate securities for worker's guilds and against paper cash, money related theory, and state banks. Specie Circular ; The Specie Circular, or Coinage Act, was an official request gave by U. S. President Andrew Jackson in 1836 and completed by succeeding President Martin Van Burden. ; The Act was a response to the developing worries about exorbitant hypotheses of land after the Indian evacuation, which was generally finished with delicate cash. Long Cabin battle, Tippecanoe and Tyler as well, ND the appointment of 1840 Tippecanoe and Tyler too was a mainstream and compelling effort tune of the Whig Partys bright Log Cabin crusade in the 1840 United States presidential [->l]election. Its verses sang the gestures of recognition of Whig up-and-comers William Henry Harrison (the legend of Tippecanoe) and John Tyler, while stigmatizing officeholder Democrat Martin Van Burden. ; The United States presidential appointment of 1 840 saw President Martin Van Burden battle for re-appointment against a financial downturn and a Whig Party brought together just because behind war saint William Henry [->garrison and his log receptacle crusade. Second Great Awakening ; The Second Great Awakening was a Protestant recovery development during the mid 1 ninth century in the United States.