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LAUGlnBLE,-We suppose our readers remom-
Der the pledge of the notorious Henley, Of lndi-
ana that in the event Of war with Mexico, he
would, Sat the head Of a. half dozen old women,
armed with broomsticks, whip everything that
Mexico could bring into the field" We'll, Henley,
for some weeks past, has been candidate for re-
election to Congress, and we learn by gentleman
from Salem, that, whilst he was making an cleo
tioneerng speech the other day, IN the house
of that pacc, sturdy boy passed something to
him through the open window, which he received
with an air Of dignity and upon examination found
il to be long wooden sword, inscribed "Betsy
Wallop lst Lieutenant Of The Henley Guards"


The whole thing was got up by the boys, but
Heney's Locoioco friends were fools enough to get
into u terrible rage about IL, and, at last dates, al
though several days had elapsed, they were ohafng
and ioaming like msdmen -Lomsrilc Journal