By 1805, the Federalists remained strong only in the New England states and Delaware while moderate Federalists joined the Democratic-Republican Party, most notably John Quincy Adams, son of Federalist President John Adams.
The Federalists remained strong only in the New England states. This was by 1805. The Federalists remained strong only in Delaware. This was by 1805. Moderate Federalists joined the Democratic-Republican Party John Quincy Adams. This was most notably. John Quincy Adams was son of Federalist President John Adams.