Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Mr. Van Puren” in chapter 14 of James Parton, The life of Horace Greeley:
...Log Cabin jokes; they sparkled in 1840, flat as they may seem now:—
The Globe says that there are but two parties in the country, the poor man's party and the rich man's party, and that Mr. Van Puren is the friend of the former.
The President is certainly in favor of strengthening the poor man's party, numerically! He goes for impoverishing the whole country—except the office-holders. ...
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