Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-04
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THE RUBBER;
n MAT.S TIIIRD IND LAST GAME


THE RUBBER;
~. MATS THIRD AND LAST GAME.
Trrs-.s.ss hsiss.
Our hts Mat from Rinderbook. friend county quar-
Resolved 10 rule n second time or bangle in his gartcrs;
Though Lindenwod grow csbbsrc. he got hut huc OF
'Twist public CRIB and prrae ob. there's difference IN
Grsa, difference the profit!
Ys office seeking sycophsnr ready let each one be
The Argus with it, hundred eyes. looked every way for
Sunday;
Mat sung oil tunes in double vOee-ono bass, tho other
TREBLE
Will. in the Senate, sas Wright playing second dd.
die ~
Wright playing second fiddle!
And Siarsry. 'twa. sacred thing, and Abolition
lie was for Union and R,peaI-more no than yes'-thc
Treaty.
and Specie
All salaries paid in specie!
Then ARrculturc-hc revered 1t! himself happy Tier
AT first he bought his hay and oats but past two year.
was seller;
"Iiad reclaimed twelve acres bOg"-in the "useiu"
their vassal;
"But for him talk farmers was carrying Goals To New
castle"
Mat carrying Goals to Newcastle!
And oh the generous riya-Cahoun al,ho' Quixotic,
Was an honest NulheT Cas-, vain, but patriotic,
johnson, an honorable man-all were IN his opinion;
Dick that mail report but doubtless Killed an
Dick doubtless killed Indian!
Now any mortal man but Ms,ueh studied non.commitia
Such twddng twsddlns, twisting, would very much be
little;
He pa,ted the back and johnson and Calhoun
softsodered all mankind and bOrcd-Lord! how he bored
Who does nj love the women
Now Mat had earn,in Jackson in Loco Foco sections
That soldering and were Just the Things Tor lee
Bu, his ment roll was mighty short in service thus exciting
lie talked OF bslessnug at home while Others did the
Dick Johnson did the fighting!
ouo,h Mat, need the Hickory poles to reach the place
assigned me
III mount the Presidential horse and piiiionPo behind
Old Tennessee can help than scores OF "Aecden.
tails"
If she II rig me out in tho Gnera cooked hat and rcgi.
mentals!
Old Eickorys regncntas
Like bOg on bean pole such 1.-THE tailor tribe
Old soldiers snckercd to Mat play General cOckd
hat.
suit sets,
While "Puss in boots make. swkward strides foow in
his footsteps"
In his "ilustrious" footsteps!
Then all contributed their the Argus public
ing -
Old Hickory furnished, rub-aubs-John Tyler, double
dealing!
Richie to gull the popuace du,,ered like stooligeon,
Hoyt furnished funds, Dick DAVIS wind and Butler the
Religion
Ben Butler the Religion
And Humbug Benton having heard, though he had
read H.
That Balaams AS had made speech, reported to his
credit,
Game forth in many windy speech for he felt am.
bition,
Like his great prototype, show asss condition!
The ASS condition.
BY British Gold and BiJj.c Banks lie said he'd never be
bought,
"Rumbled his belly fu"-l hing Learl-lke tempcs, in
teapot;
But their sober second thought" he hoped would he for
Mat Van Buren,.
For Lim-and Mat Van Buren,.
Prince John too fired with patriotic zen-mc, with rcspon.
hearty,
His honied voice, and spindle shanks devoted to The
Party
Barn Burners and old uncrs were dear alike to Maty
II they'd resolve, CON- their 'FavorIe Som
his Papa
His well-ed, grateful Papa
MATS nomination deemed past all apprehension
His nvas-ockey'd of the cOurso-Mai. heads them ia
Convenu0nl
But HENRY CLAY was waxing strong while Mat grew faint
and feeble
"lirzzA FOR CGAy"-and eTh Mat.-cursing the stupid
People!
Mat. couldn't gull THE PEOPLE!