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Q: When did General Winfield Scott run for president?
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Was Franklin Pierce the last Whig candidate to be elected President of the US?

No- Pierce was not a Whig. His predecessors Taylor and Fillmore were the last Whig presidents and Pierce's opponent, Winfield Scott was the man to run for President as a Whig.


What political party denied President Millard Fillmore's attempt to run for the 1852 US presidential election?

President Millard Fillmore was a Whig and sought to be nominated by the Whigs for the 1852 US presidential election. His attempt was blocked by members of his own party. Northern anti-slavery Whigs used their power to have General Winfield Scott be the Whig candidate. Scott lost the 1852 election to Democrat Franklin Pierce.


Did Millard Fillmore get impeached?

No. In fact, he was not able to get his party's nomination to run for another term, eventually losing out to Winfield Scott.


Who did James A. Garfield run against?

James A Garfield ran against Winfield S. Hancock Popular Votes Electoral Votes James Garfield 4,453,295 214 Winfield Hancock 4,414,082 155


What battle tactic did Union General McDowell plan to use at the first Battle of Bull Run?

The tactical plan of battle that General McDowell planned to use at the first Battle of Bull Run was one called a "turning" maneuver. The idea was to use part of his forces in an attempt to outflank the Confederate forces. This plan was approved by General Winfield Scott.


Who did Chester A Arthur run against?

Chester A. Arthur ran as the Vice Presidential candidate with James Garfield on the Republican ticket. They ran against Winfield Scott Hancock with running mate William Hayden English as the Democratic challengers. Chester A. Arthur did not run for President, he became president when Garfield was assassinated in 19 September 1881 at which time Chester Arthur was sworn in as President. Arthur's party did not select him for re-election.


Who commanded the Union forces in July 1861?

The commander of the Union troops at Bull Run (in that month) was the unfortunate Irvin McDowall, who knew his army was not properly trained. General-in-Chief at that point was still Winfield Scott - far too old for the job, and soon to retire.


How did the first Battle of Bull Run establish the Anaconda plan of Winfield Scott?

It demonstrated that the war would not be over in weeks. It would demand an expensive and laborious programme of recruiting, re-organising and supply, as well as long-term blockading of Confederate ports.


What two Union generals opposed the First Battle of Bull Run?

Generals Winfield Scott and Irving McDowell opposed the plan to invade Virginia, defeat any Confederate forces and capture Richmond. General Scott opposed the plan because he believed such a battle would end any Unionism that still existed in the South. General McDowell informed President Lincoln that he did not believe he could defeat both Confederate armies waiting for the Union attack. He also believed that the troops under the command of General Paterson were to far apart to reinforce each other. These issues were discussed at the White House in late June of 1861.


Who did Garfield run against for president in 1880?

In the Presidential Election of 1880, the Republicans nominated James A. Garfield of Ohio, the Democrats nominated Winfield S. Hancock of Pennsylvania, and the Greenback-Labor Party nominated James B. Weaver of Iowa. James A. Garfield won the election, becoming the 20th President of the United States.


What Democrats run president 1n 1864?

The Democratic candidate was General George McClellan.


Who were the key commanders of the first Battle of the Bull Run?

For the victorious Confederates, Joseph E. Johnston, who ceded some of the authority to P.G.T. Beauregard on account of the latter's familiarity with the terrain. For the Union, the unfortunate Irvin McDowell, who was all too aware that his army wasn't ready for operations. He was also let down by a General of nearly seventy (Patterson) waiting on orders from another General of nearly eighty (Winfield Scott), which never arrived.