Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Mr. Rhodes” in chapter 7 of John Jay Chapman, William Lloyd Garrison:

...upturnings of conscience, which went forward in millions of private breasts, was at length seen in the formation of the Republican Party. By the time that party was formed one could distinguish (as Mr. Rhodes points out), two classes of men among its members:the men actuated by pity for the slave, of whom Sumner was the type; and the men actuated by resentment at being ruled from the South, of whom Sewar...
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