How did America respond after Washington delivered his Farewell Address?

When Washington spoke, the Republican and Democratic parties were already well-established and remained in place.
When Washington spoke, there were several smaller parties in the country, which later merged into the Republican and Democratic parties.
After Washington spoke, the two political parties in the United States decided to disband.
After Washington spoke, several parties came and went until the modern two-party system arose around the time of the Civil War.

After Washington delivered his Farewell Address, America did not immediately follow his advice to avoid political parties. The political landscape in the United States continued to evolve, with the Federalist and Democratic-Republican parties remaining the dominant forces. However, Washington's warnings about the dangers of political factions and the importance of national unity did have a lasting impact on American political thought and discourse. Over time, the two-party system solidified, with the Democratic and Republican parties becoming the major political forces in the country. Washington's Farewell Address continued to be referenced and cited as a foundational document in American politics.