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nF Tom Henley, Polk NJ. G. In the last Con-
gress, told the PEOPLE in 1914, that if awar with
Mexico srsw ont Of annexation, he would raise an
army Of half dozen old women, arm them with
broomsiicks, and conquer all Mexico. We can
scarcely fancy more moving spectacle than Hen
10y, says Prentice. at the head Of half dozen old
wonen, armed with broomsticks, sweeping whole
Mexican bat.alions before him. II he and his gal
liant litis band should not produce apanic in Mexi-
co. the hearts Of the people Of that miserable country
are proof against CONSERVATION. We fancy we see
him now, at some Cero Gordo, rallying his broom
sticks for an impetuous charge on the foe and hear
his yoee rispg above the roar Of artillery shouting
70 hs comrades "chnree, Betsy, charge! On, Polly,
on!v II