In 1901, New York tobacco merchant George J
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In the relevant passage, a tobacco vender is speaking, praising certain politicians, and the crowd shouts, hes up to snuff, a double entendre simultaneously expressing support and warning that he is trying to make a profit by selling tobacco: This scene being closed, the Tabacco-vending President (a character very whimsically sustained by W-sh-rt), in a tone and manner most extrava-ly ridiculous that can be conceived, expressed his happiness, which he declared to be inexpressible, at meeting so respectable a company on so glorious an occasion
"I would love to see the Legislature do something, but that's not going to happen
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