Whig Party
The Whig Party was a conservative political party that existed in the United States during the mid-19th century. Alongside the slightly larger Democratic Party, it was one of the two major parties in the United States between the late 1830s and the early 1850s as part of the Second Party System.
Whig Party People (First 38 people) - Page 7
Edward Saunders Cheatham
American Politician
Richard Saltonstall Rogers
American Politician
Peter B. Porter Jr.
American lawyer and politician
Edward D. White Sr.
Former Governor of Louisiana
Isaac Nevett Steele
Lawyer
Robert C. Winthrop
Former United States Senator
Edward C. Cabell
Former United States Representative
Barnes Compton
Former United States Representative
James Wilson II
Former United States Representative
Lewis Williams
Former United States Representative
Moses Bledso Corwin
Former United States Representative ‧ Thomas Corwin's brother
Charles Noble
Former Michigan State Representative
William Duhurst Merrick
Former United States Senator
Moses H. Grinnell
Former United States Representative
Harvey Putnam
Former United States Representative
James T. Morehead
Former Governor of Kentucky
Charles Doty
Former Member of Wisconsin State Assembly
Charles Storer Storrow
Former Mayor of Lawrence
George B. Rodney
Former United States Representative
Charles Fenton Collier
Former Mayor of Petersburg
Absalom H. Chappell
American Politician
Daniel F. Slaughter
Former Virginia State Senator
Richard Keith Call
Former Governor of Florida
Jonas P. Phoenix
Former United States Representative
Peter R. Livingston
Former New York State Senator
Joseph Lanier Williams
Former United States Representative
Samuel Hurd Walley
Former United States Representative
Leverett Saltonstall I
Former United States Representative
John Grant Chapman
Former Maryland State Senator
Charles H. Carroll
Former United States Representative
Samuel B. Ruggles
Former New York State Representative
Robert L. Rose
Former United States Representative
John Nevett Steele
American Politician
Edward Avery
Former Ohio State Senator
Franklin Townsend
Former Mayor of Albany
Henry B Bolster
Entrepreneur
William Michael Cocke
Former United States Representative