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- 1904 - Henry G. Davis , Senator from W. VA.
- 1908 - John W. Kern, Senator from Indiana.
- 1912- (Republican) James S. Sherman, vice-president and former NY congressman; (Bull Moose) Hiram Johnson, CA governor
- 1916- Charles W. Fairbanks, former VP and Indiana senator
- 1920- Franklin Delano Roosevelt
- 1924- Charles W. Bryan, gov. of Neb. and brother of Wm. Jennings Bryan
- 1928- Joseph T. Robinson, senator from Arkansas
- 1932- Charles Curtis, VP and former senator from Kansas.
- 1936- Frank Knox, newspaper editor and publisher from IL
- 1940- Charles McNary- senator from Oregon
- 1944- John W. Bricker, gov. of Ohio
- 1948- Earl Warren, gov. of California
- 1952- John J. Sparkman- senator from Alabama
- 1956- Estes Kefauver, senator from Tennessee
- 1960- Henry Cabot Lodge, from Massachusetts
- 1964- William E. Miller, congressman from NY
- 1968- Edmund Muskie, senator from Maine
- 1972- R. Sargent Shriver, from Maryland, peace corp director
- 1976- Robert Dole, senator from Kansas
- 1980-Walter Mondale, VP and former senator from Minnesota
- 1984- Geraldine Ferrarro- congressman from NY
- 1988- Lloyd Bensen, senator from Texas
- 1992- Dan Quayle, VP and former senator from Indiana
- 1996- Jack Kemp - from New York former pro football player
- 2000- Joe Lieberman- senator from Conn.
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