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WHIG CANDoR!-In q recent number, our neigh bor of the Gazette published what purported to be letter from gentleman at Batesville, Ark, to the Louisville Journal making a very good showing for the Wings, their candidates and prospects in this State A friend has handed us Journal containing the wdole letter. with it's postscript; by comparing which with the publication in the Gazette, We find our neghbor has suppressed the only portions which told the Truth. The ridiculous stuff which makes Dr. Gibson, Davy Walker, A. ". Arlington, &e., to be great men, eloquent orators See., is paraded out 'admirable hit off, while every sensible man is dsgusted with it's prepos4erous extravaganza, which the writer would be ashamed to publish over lis own signature, But when our neg hbor reaches that portion of the letter which tells us what is well understood here to be the true prospect of Whiggery in Arkansas-that the State can't be carried for Clay Lit is cut short, and the i,7ath omitted So with the postscript which tells truly the fate of Byrd and 1alley. Why these omissions? Did the Gazette fear to discourage these pratical rotges of the Clay Club who have been employed by the Wbgs to sow divisions in the Democratic ranks3 We copy the conclusion and postscript of this letter, which so pleased the Gazette, to supply the omission:

 - do not hink ace shaH carry tte Stale for Clay, but honestly and sincerely state that our chances arc by no means desperate If the discussion of the great principles which divide the two parties result as believe 1t will, we shall carry the State. ' ours.

 P. s. 1 should have mentioned that there are two independent candidates in the field, both of the Democratic stripe, Gen. Byrd for Governor, and Leacis B, Ihlley for Con gress; they are perfectly haTmless, and 500 votes will about cover their strength

 How do you like this neighbor? An admirable hit of" isn't it?