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A. w. ARBIN0ToN.-Thi individual, whom the Whigs have made champion of their ca'ises~ by putting him forward candidate fer Presidential eector. has, several occasions, received notice in our columns; not because he is worthy the notice of any honest man. but because the position in which he has been placed, by misguided party, has made it our duty, the conductor of public newspaper, to expose his character. This. when he Was first nominated We did by quoting from Whig news paper; and since then by gathering the public opin- ion of his conduct and expressing it freely 1T he were private individual, We should leave him, un- noticed, to rot in his own corrupton but long as he remains candidate before the people of this State, il is our duty to give the Whg party the full benefit of his character, by exposing it to the public inspection, in all its disgusting tnrpitude And this duty, however unpleasant it may be. we intend to perform.

 h the last number of the s.Western Frontier Whg," fit organ for such character, he writes, over his own signature, very abusive article against us and others who have spoken of him as he de- serves. He even threatens fire arms and s.blood :; and dares us to challenge him to the .Indan coun- try!" We'll may lie dare. He knows very well what we, and the honest of his own party, think ol him. And much as he prates of 'gentlemen, and lis lriend at Little Rock, respect for the peo- pie of this city forbds us to believe that there is one here, of any political party claiming to be an hon orabe man, who would so disgrace his household, or insult his family as to admit A. ". Arlington to his ire-side table, In next we shall republsh short history of A. W. Arlington, from source whose authority will not be questioned, and whose force may not be resisted. In the mean time we leave him to the tender merces of our friend Geo. W. Clarke, and his correspondent Bob Saipes. '' They understand his perfectly, and treat il with great skill.