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The scope of this article is IMO too small. According to Cave of Adullam, the term "Adullamites" is used to refer to groups of political outsiders plotting their comeback or the overthrow of the status quo, especially after recent defeat. But this article is just about one such group.

So I would suggest to move this article to something like Adullamites (1866) and to write a new article about the term Adullamites which would incorporate much more examples of such groups. Thanks in advance --19:30, 13 October 2012 (UTC), Utar ( talk)