The Portland daily press., 1871-12-12
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.

sna, enat rom time immemorial the place has been
| dent. N'- AioAN Va 'A-S
, w; T. James +: Casey, Presidents brother-in-
| aiectoOaer;oi, Oh the Port of New Orleans, and
Grant by means of United States soldier and
| Gatling guns ''' ~N
Is not Presidents brother-in-law, but Mrs.
| Grants; has proven an excellent collector.
carried out many reforms, principally in tax
ing control of Custom House out of the hands
of politicians.
VIII. James Longstreet, Presidents wife's
cousin, Surveyor of the Port OF New Orleans
Is no relation whatsoever to either the Pres
ident or his ,oJe.
TX. Silas Hudson, Presidents cousin, Minis
ter to Guatemala.
Was strongly recommended by his friends
in Iowa; President has but slight acqualn-
tance with him.
X N. A. Patton, Presidents wife's cousin,
Collector of the Port of Galveston.
No relation. The President does not even
know him.
XI. Orlando III. Ross, Presidents cousin, clerk
in the Third Auditors Office, Washington.
Was gallant soldier; was appointed before
Grant became President, and not on his re-
commendation.
XII. Mr.. Addison Dent, Presidents wife's
third cousin, clerk in the Registers Office,
Treasury Department, Washington.
No relation ,chaterer.
Kill George B. johnson, Presidents third
cousin, Assessor of Internal Revenue, Third
District of Ohio.
No relation whateuer.
XIV. b. L. Winans, Presidents cousins
husband, Postmaster of Newport, Ky.
| No relation ,chatecer.
| in,
laws brother, Appraiser of Customs, New-Or-
| leans.
| Is no relation either of the President or
Collector Casey at NewOrleans. President
does not know him.
XVI Peter Casey, Presidents brother-in
laws brother, Postmaster of Vicksburg, Miss.
Mrs Grants brother-in-law's brother; was
loyal Southerner. Not appointed as the
Presidents choice.
XVII S. I. Lambert, M. D., Presidents
second cousin, Receiver of the Public Moneys
in Oregon; said to be defaulter, but retained
in office.
No such person in Office in Oregon now or
at any other time.
XVIII. Reader w. Clarke Presidents cous-
in, Supervisor of Internal Revenue for South
ern Ohio.
No relation; was formerly Member OF
Congress from Ohio.
XIX. G. A Ford, Presidents cousin, Assess
or of Internal Revenue st. Louis.
Is no relation ,chdterer; is Collector, not
assessor, of Internal Revenue. Mr.. Delano
says he is first-class officer; eff there ever
was an honest man. he is one''
Xxx DR.. E. III. Grant, Presidents third cousin.
Clerk in the Internal Revenue Bureau, WASH
ington.
No relation.
XXI E. ID. David, Presidents wife's cousins
husband, Special Agent of the Post-Of De-
paotment in Illinois and Iowa.
No relation; President does not know him.
XXII Charles f. Baldwin, Presidents cous-
in's husband, Mail Agent in Kentucky.
XIII. John j. Grant, Presidents. second
cousin, Assessor of Internal Revenue Twelfth
District of New York.
No relation; President does not know him.
XIV. Alexander Sharpe, Jr., Presidents
nephew, Cadet at Annapolis
Mrs. Grants not the Presidents nephew.
XIV. Frederick Dent Grant, Presidents
son, Second Lieutenat Fourth Cavalry; gone to
Europe on an illegal leave of absence granted
him by his father.
Appointed to West Point by johnson; is
not on leave of absence, but is on duty on
staff of the General of the Army.
Our readers may now see for themselves
the wilful dishonesty with which this list has
been prepared by the Sun. What are they
to think of any fresh charges against the
President which may proceed from the same
quarter?