Whig Party (United States)
Political party · 1834–1860
American political party formed in 1834 in opposition to Andrew Jackson; it won the presidency twice and broke apart in the 1850s over slavery.
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Members on January 1, 1860 66
Levi Lincoln Jr.
Mordecai Bartley
Winfield Scott
John A. King
Thomas Ewing
John Nelson
James Madison Porter
Edward Bates
Edward Everett
Thomas Corwin
John Bell (Tennessee politician)
George N. Briggs
Reverdy Johnson
Thomas Holliday Hicks
George W. Crawford
William M. Meredith
Millard Fillmore
Caleb Cushing
Emory Washburn
William Bebb
Wyndham Robertson
Henry Stanbery
Thomas Pratt
John Munford Gregory
Charles Magill Conrad
Parson Brownlow
Myron H. Clark
William P. Fessenden
Henry A. Wise
William B. Campbell
Salmon P. Chase
?–1841
Hamilton Fish
John H. Clifford
Neill S. Brown
Henry S. Lane
Edward Dickinson Baker
Washington Hunt
Alexander H. Stephens
James Speed
Abram A. Hammond
Alexander Ramsey
William Dennison Jr.
Ebenezer R. Hoar
Alexander Bullock
Elihu B. Washburne
Jubal Early
Frederick T. Frelinghuysen
William A. Newell
Harris Flanagin
William M. Evarts
Henry Gardner
Charles Devens
Rutherford B. Hayes
?–1854
Schuyler Colfax
?–1854
John Sherman
Theodore F. Randolph
John C. Brown
Lew Wallace
?–1847
Isaac P. Gray
Chester A. Arthur
?–1854
Dewitt Clinton Senter
Edward H. East
Walter Q. Gresham
?–1855
Augustus H. Garland
Benjamin Bristow
Benjamin Harrison
?–1856
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