New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17


For The Tribune.
The Rubber; or Mats third and last Came
Tune-Mss BAILEY.
Oua little Mat from Kirdehook no friend to country GUAR
tiers,
Resolved to rule second time, or daage in his garters
Though Lindenwold grew eabbage he go, but little of il
Iwixt public crib and private crib, there difference IL
the profit.
Grea, difference in the profit
fe ofceseeking sycophans ready let each one be:
The Argus with its hundred eyes, looked every way fo'
Sunday;
Mat sung unes in double voceone bass the other treble
While ,he Senate sas Wright playing second hdd!e
Wright playing second fiddle
Importers and our factories Ma, wished good condition,
And Slarery sacred thing, and .qJoliion
He was for Union and Repeol-'more than yes the
Treaty;
He loved Protection and Free Trade Notes
and Specie
All salaries paid in specie
Then Agricuurehe Ieyered it! himself hapP! liner
At rs, he bough, his hay and OATS bat past two years
w,. seller. their vasssl
.eHad reclaimed twelve bog-in the useful was
Bt for him to talk TO farmers carrying Goals TO New
castle"
Mat carrying Goals to Newcastle
Aud OH the generous rivai:-Calhoun aitho Quixotc,
Was an honest Nufer!-Cass, vain, bu, patriotic,
Johnson an honorable man--a in his opinion:
Dick that mail report, but doubtless killed an
Indian.
Dick doubtless killed an Indian.
Now any mortal man but Ma.-suc studied noncommitral
Such twiddrg waddling, twisting, would very much be-
little; frnea;
He paed on he back and Johnson and Calhoun
n-1t la,,c
Who does MT love tie women?
Now Mat had learnt Jackson times sections,
That soldering, and rubadubs, just the ng for lee
ions;
But his mer, roll was mighty short in service thus exciting,
He talked of Sues"snug home while ottss did the
fighting.
Dick Johnson did the fighting.
Quoh Mat. need the Hickory poles reach the place as
signed me-, [me!
I mount the Presidential horse and pAion-Pok behind
Old Tennessee help than of 'Accidenals
she III rig in the GineraPs cooked hat and regimen
tals!
Old Hckory's regmentals!
Like bag bean pole, such tthe tsilor tribe
shocked at: That,
Old Hickory shakes hi: sides how souchingly his
suit sets This footsteps"
While Puss boots" makes awkward strides to "foow in
In his " illustrious' footsteps
Then all contributed their me The Argus "public nee,ng:"
Old Hickory furnished, rub.arubs-John Tyler double
deaug!
Ritche gull the populace futtered like stoolpigeon
Hoyt furnished funds, Dick Davis wind and Butler the Re-
ligion!
Ben Butler the Religion,
And Hambug Benton, having heard though he had never
read it,
That Balaam's Ass had made speech reported his credit
Came forth manya windy speech; for he felt ambition
Like his great prototype, show ass's condition.
The Asss condition!
bought,
Rumbed his belly full u King Lear like tempest in
teapot;
He always thought the popular breath like herring spoiled
curing,
But ,hei sober second thought" he hoped would be for
Mat. Van Buren,.
For him-and Mat Van Buren.
Prince ohn too fired with patriot zealmet with responses
hearty.
His honied voice. and spnde-shans devoted The Party
Barn Burners and Ola Hunkers dear alike Matty
fhey d resolve CON- their Faverite Son >
his Papa!
His well-fed, grateful Papa!
Mats nomination deemed past all apprehenson
His riyas-ockeyd off the courseMat. heads them in
Convention!
But HENRY CLAY was waxing strong while Mat grew
faint and feeble:
" HuzzA roR CLAY"-and erst Mat-cursng the stupid
People!
Mat. could MT gull THE PEOPLE.