Preceded By	Current	Succeeded By
Andrew Johnson	Ulysses S. Grant	Rutherford B. Hayes
Democrat	Republican	Republican

Ulysses S. Grant
Born Hiram Ulysses Grant on April 27th, 1822 in Point Pleasant, Ohio (2/8)
18th President/43
In office from March 4th, 1869 - March 4th, 1877 (Two terms)
2nd Republican (2/18)
Methodist (2/5)
Graduated from United States Military Academy at West Point on July 1st, 1843 and promoted in the Army to

Bvt. Second Lieut., 4^th Infantry

Married to Julia Dent Grant
Children: Jesse Grant, Ulysses S. Grant Jr., Nellie Grant, and Frederick Grant

Election Results/Presidential Campaign

1868	Opponent: Horatio Seymour (D)	Election
1872	Opponent: Horace Greeley	Election

The Grant Cabinet
OFFICE	NAME	TERM

President	Ulysses S. Grant	1869 – 1877
Vice President	Schuyler Colfax	1869 – 1873
	Henry Wilson	1873 – 1875
	None	1875 – 1877

Secretary of State	Elihu B. Washburne	1869
Secretary of State	Hamilton Fish	1869 – 1877

Secretary of Treasury	George S. Boutwell	1869 – 1873
	William A. Richardson	1873 – 1874
	Benjamin H. Bristow	1874 – 1876
	Lot M. Morrill	1876 – 1877

Secretary of War	John A. Rawlins	1869
	William T. Sherman	1869
	William W. Belknap	1869 – 1876
	Alphonso Taft	1876
	J. Donald Cameron	1876 – 1877

Attorney General	Ebenezer R. Hoar	1869 – 1870
	Amos T. Akerman	1870 – 1871
	George H. Williams	1871 – 1875
	Edwards Pierrepont	1875 – 1876
	Alphonso Taft	1876 – 1877

Postmaster General	John A. J. Creswell	1869 – 1874
	James W. Marshall	1874
	Marshall Jewell	1874 – 1876
	James N. Tyner	1876 – 1877

Secretary of the Navy	Adolph E. Borie	1869
Secretary of the Navy	George M. Robeson	1869 – 1877

Secretary of the Interior	Jacob D. Cox	1869 – 1870
	Columbus Delano	1870 – 1875
	Zachariah Chandler	1875 – 1877