Members of the Anti-Imperialist League, 1898-1899

First Anti-Imperialist League

Formed from the Committee of Correspondence work finding like-minded anti-imperialists, the first League operated from 1898 until 1899 when the League was reorganized into a local branch of the American Anti-Imperialist League. The main operations of the League was the opposition of the Treaty of Paris.

Charles Francis Adams

Felix Adler

Edward Atkinson

Leonard Woolsey Bacon

Edward P. Bliss

George Sewall Boutwell

Samuel Bowles

Gamaliel Bradford

John C. Bullitt

Donelson Caffery

John Griffin Carlisle

Andrew Carnegie

James Coolidge Carter

Grover Cleveland

William Bourke Cockran

Patrick Andrew Collins

Theodore Ledyard Cuyler

George Franklin Edmunds

William Endicott, Jr.

William Henry Fleming

Patrick Ford

Austen George Fox

Samuel Gompers

David Greene Haskins, Jr.

Thomas Wentworth Higginson

Henry U. Johnson

Reverdy Johnson

David Starr Jordan

William Larrabee

Charlton Thomas Lewis

George Gluyas Mercer

James Phinney Munroe

James Jefferson Myers

Patrick O'Farrell

Francis A. Osborn

Albert Stevens Parsons

Hazen Smith Pingree

Henry Codman Potter

Emil Preetorius

Henry Wade Rogers

Carl Schurz

John Sherman

Moorfield Storey

William Graham Sumner

Benjamin Ryan Tillman

John Joseph Valentine

Hermann Eduard Von Holst

William Cushing Wait

Winslow Warren

Herbert Welsh

Erving Winslow

 

M. Patrick Cullinane, Liberty and Anti-Imperialism, May 24, 2009.

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