Members of the American Anti-Imperialist League

Established as the national League

At an October 1899 meeting of anti-imperialists in Chicago the regional League's were reorganized into a national institution and called the American Anti-Imperialist League. This new national League would direct the regional Leagues and Chicago was made the headquarters. The Boston League remained quite autonomous and renamed itself the New England Anti-Imperialist League. The purpose of the reorganization was to streamline and unify the anti-imperialist movement in time for the 1900 presidential elections. Many of the members of the national League acted as honorary Vice-Presidents as well as officers for their regional Leagues. The national League was disbanded when a split occured within the movement in 1904.

A. H. Alford

Edward Atkinson

Leonard Woolsey Bacon

Thomas Scott Bacon

Edgar Addison Bancroft

Samuel G. Bean

John Beatty

Herbert Seeley Bigelow

William Birney

James Lawrence Blair

Horace Boies

George Sewall Boutwell

Samuel Bowles

John W. Bradbury

Gamaliel Bradford

Charles Rufus Brown

William George Bruce

John C. Bullitt

E. B. Burroughs

Donelson Caffery

Allen Daniel Candler

John Griffin Carlisle

Andrew Carnegie

Frank Clark

William Bourke Cockran

Patrick Andrew Collins

Richard Teller Crane

William Augustus Croffut

Ernest Howard Crosby

F. M. Curry

Robert Fulton Cutting

Theodore Ledyard Cuyler

Noah Knowles Davis

Frank A. Day

Ralph Waldo Emerson Donges

George Franklin Edmunds

Louis R. Ehrich

Dana Estes

William Henry Fish, Jr.

William Henry Fleming

Henry Jesse Fletcher

Patrick Ford

Austen George Fox

George Gallagher

Samuel Gompers

Frederick William Gookin

Bolton Hall

Moses Hallett

James Marshall Head

Thomas Wentworth Higginson

Knudt Hoegh

Charles Edward Hooker

R. E. Hornor

James G. Howard

James M. Ingersoll

Edward Holton James

Madison M. Jayne

Henry U. Johnson

Albert Sidney Johnston

Joseph Forney Johnston

Jenkin Lloyd Jones

Walter M. Jordan

Richard Rolland Kenney

James Laurence Laughlin

John V. LeMoyne

John Jacob Lentz

Charlton Thomas Lewis

John Lind

Daniel Miner Lord

Charles Fletcher Lummis

John McLaren McBryde

Alexander Caldwell McClurg

Levi McGee

William Douglas McHugh

Webb McNall

Peter W. Meldrim

George Gluyas Mercer

S. W. Mercer

Henry Brewer Metcalf

Joshua Weldon Miles

William J. Mize

Frank Sims Moody

Joseph R. Moore

Thomas A. Moran

Julius Sterling Morton

Walter Muir

Herbert Myrick

H. B. Nicholas

J. E. O'Brien

Patrick O'Farrell

George W. Ochs

Warren Olney

Frederick Opp

Francis A. Osborn

Sidney M. Owen

George Laban Paddock

William Jackson Palmer

David H. Patton

George Foster Peabody

Richard Franklin Pettigrew

Edward John Phelps

Henry Codman Potter

J. M. Pottgieser

William Potts

Emil Preetorius

James A. Ray

William H. Rogers

Uriah Milton Rose

William Mackintire Salter

Samuel Williamson Sample

Andrew Jackson Sawyer

Murray Schloss

Carl Schurz

Julius Schutze

Frank Hamline Scott

Cato Sells

R. H. Semple

Edward Morse Shepard

John Sherman

Henry Martyn Simmons

James Luther Slayden

Edwin Burritt Smith

Howard Leslie Smith

Rufus Biggs Smith

Samuel H. Smith

John Lancaster Spalding

Edward H. Stang

John E. Stealey

Moorfield Storey

Charles Mathews Sturges

William Graham Sumner

Graham Taylor

Martin E. Tew

Charles Spalding Thomas

Benjamin Ryan Tillman

Charles Arnette Towne

George Turner

R. W. Turner

Edwin Fuller Uhl

John Joseph Valentine

Boyd Vincent

Henry Vollmer

Hermann Eduard Von Holst

Alfred Moore Waddell

Myron Hamilton Walker

Lew Wallace, Jr.

Winslow Warren

Herbert Welsh

Frederick E. White

Horace White

Albert Hall Whitfield

Charles Bowditch Wilby

George B. Wild

G. Willrich

Thomas F. Wilson

Erving Winslow

W. H. S. Wood

Gordon Woodbury

Sigmund Zeisler

 

 

M. Patrick Cullinane, Liberty and Anti-Imperialism, May 20, 2009.

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