Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-07-17

~ ' VII viz Iu'l ''NhNu n''i'l'"VNN
at Philadelphia, Here it is
completes;
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
U. $. Grant, Salary ..,.... ..,.... %5,OOO
FOR vIcE-pREsIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Henry Wilson, salary. ...,... 5000
FOR INDIAN TRADE IN NEW MEXICO.
James Dent Grants brother in law, $4,000
FOR UNITED STATES MARSHAL, DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA
Alexander Sharp Grants brother-in -lawy 5000
FOR POSTMASTER, oOvINGToN, KY.
Jesse II. Grant Grants Father. ).......... 5000
FOR DooR KEEPER OF WHITE HOUSE.
=. II. Dent Grants s,brother-in-law) ..-,. 5000
FOR APPRAISER OF CUSTOMS, SAN FRANCISCO.
Geo. w. Dent Grants brother-in-aw) 5000
FOR MINISTER TO DENMARK.
Rev. NJ. G. Cramer Grants sbrother-in-law) 1909
FOR ASSESSOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE, EHRD
DISTRICT OF OHIO.
G. Il. johnson Grants mothers second
COusn) .,,,.'.... .'..''' ''''''''. .''''.l lOOOU
FOR CLERK IN REGISTER OFFICE
Adam Dent Grants brother-in- laws third
COusin( ,......."....s -. ......,.. .l,6OO
FOR MINISTER TO GUATAMALA.
silas Hudson Grants cOusin) ....... 1850
FOR KEEPER OF PUBLIC STORE IN NEW YORK.
Geo. X. Leet Grants DrOther-in-liw)s
cOusin) ...o...,,, ..,,,.,,,,...,...,.,...OJ, .OJ,OOO
FOR CLERK IN FIFTH ATDITOR's OFFICE.
Orlando II, Ross Grants cousin). ........ 1000
FOR COLLECTOR OF NEW ORLEANS.
j. +. Casey Grants brother-in-law) ,.. 10000
FOR POSTMASTER OF NEWPORT, KENTUCKY.
G. d. Winans Grants second cousin) ,. $1,000
We call this II full ticket, but
it is evidently partial and in>
conlpletete, for we have not
been able to trace through all
the degrees OF proplnquity and
blood the number Of relatives
that Grant has billeted upon
the Public Treasury. There
are doubtless a great many
more, Tie reelection Of Grant
means the reappointunent Of all
these members Of his family,
and with y still wider circuit Of
relationship, The question
has been brought up in this
canvass, and il. decided in ia.
vor of Grant, he may we'll
consider that his policy Of MA.
king all the offices Of the coun
try his pels sonal perquiSites has
been approved by the people.
1t is mainlained 10y his friends
thnt 1t is II proof OF his kinds
ness qf hrart aud generosity
that he Remembers his relations
aud singles them out for pub
lie honor, preferment and emol.
ument. 1t is not, therefore,
simply re.electing Grant, but
re.electiug all his family down
to the | west degree Of rela.
tionship, which is the question
presented. In this connection
we have heard good story
which is woEth telling. Grant
has a cousin who is Il widow, in
Clermont county, with three
sons, He appointed two Of
the sons to profitable places,
and as soon ms the youngest
had acquired age he sent on
an appointment for him. To
this the widow very modestly
demurred, urging that she
might be allowed to retain at
least one Of the children at
home. Whether the Presi-
dent gratifed the request has
not transpircd Our object in
presenting this ticket has been
to vipdicate the Grant family
(other than Ulysse.) from the
slander to which they would
seem to be consigned by the
Grant organs. 1t is well to.
know for whom we are to vote.
We are not giving our suffrage
for one man, but TO the most
numerous family of whom hiss
tory has any record, which
rises or sinks together. To
give the Grant ticket simply
with the name Of Ulysses S.
Grant for President is only the