Yes, most founding fathers were against the idea of democracy or as they saw it mob rule. Moving into the 1790's you had social revolutions of a sort throughout the North that Federalists often opposed as they wanted a stratified society. You had ongoing state battles over white male suffrage until the Civil War era, battles over who selected electors until the civil war era, battles over the direct election of senators, battles over if freed men could vote prior to the civil war, battles over the right for women to have a vote, you also had battles over secret ballot voting (which was opposed for instance by wealthy New York landowners who wanted to control their tenants). Anti-democratic leaders are pretty common in American history