From the Washington Teisgrqph
OLD KENTUCKY NEVER TIRE.


WIG SONG
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OLD KENTUCKY NEVER TIRE.


a WIG SONG


TusE-"Clear The Kiteken."
There is mar and the folks are bent
To make him heir President
And he lives in The NVeSI and his name is CLsY.
One who wiilno their cause betrav.
50 clear the White, House. Locofocos,
Clear the White House Locofocos.


Old Kentucky never tire.
There's Elat who plays the genreeI thing
And would like right well to be called King
When he scents office, he's wonGr0us eIvii,
But when he gels i, you may go 10 the d..


So clear the White House, &c.
There's Colonel Dick with good traits.
Has waited long al The palace gates
And he looks through the rails with an anxious


grin.
And he looks and thumps, but he cant get in,


So clear the White House, &c.
And there's Colboun, who fumes and freis,
And his pa OF milk always upsetS
just give him chance to Eulily.
And like flash we'll be blown sky high,


SO clear the White House, sc.
There's Bnck, who spurned the idea so
That drop OF Democra; blood should flow
ln his veinS--is now staunch Democrat
And what does any body think Of that


So clear ne White House, sc.
There's Benton too, Loco light,
Who'd fool The folks with his mint dops bright
Bur his humbag schemes only make them laugh
And they've grown too old TO be caught with


chatE


So clear the White House, &C.
And then there's Cass, a balkey nag,
On whom he Locos loudly brag,
Butnether wind norspeed he's got.
And they cant whip him out Of dead slow trot,


So clear The White House, &c.
Amongst them all, there is not one
Can hold light to Kentucky's son.
And the LocoS dread him, and well they may,
For Ihev n be used up by Benrys Clay,


So clear The w hite House, sc


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