Federalist V. Democratic Republican
The Secretary of State and Treasury Secretary, both members of George Washington’s first Cabinet created separation amongst one body of people. Alexander Hamilton, better know as the “Federalist,” stood planted as a tree for a federal government lead by a strong President. Within the government, was an economy that was based on trade, prosperous financial status and the manufacturing of agriculture. An advocate for a strong central government, Alexander Hamilton, was in no way ashamed of what he stood for. In fact when Hamilton stood and spoke, he spoke so well that Thomas Jefferson and those that followed him were reluctant to challenge him. He was what they called a “one-man army.” Hamilton was aware of Jefferson’s unwillingness to challenge him in a verbal confrontation. Alexander Hamilton, described as brilliant, charming, and very intelligent, represented the total opposite of Thomas Jefferson. I believe, if Jefferson viewed a glass as half empty,......
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