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In regards to the shift from the People's Party to the Democrats - the party system was not really so set in stone at the time and the People's Party as well as the Grangers and Farmers alliance had much more influence among many people than the Democrats.
It's WJB first Presidential run that really ties the Agrarian movement to the Democrats on the national stage, so maybe you could model this to change by event in the post-civil war era, as opposed to before?