For the .lrkanSas Bonner. CLAY CLUB AND THE REAL ESTATE

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MR. EDITOR In my last endeavored to draw the distinction between the policy of the whig party and that of their opponents, on the subject of the currency, and to show their great fondness for the :. credit system," with it's disastrous effects upon the country i; and that finally the whigs would advocate direct taxation to pay the bank debts-or would resort to the more convenient policy of repudiation."

 maintain that the whole whig system has tendency to create monopolies and artificial distinctions in society IL tattempts, by clubs and juntos to drire the people like ''yoked cattle,'' and force them to obey the orders of the :. bank baronsn Many and grievous are the burthens they place upon the people, that this 'scrub aristocracy" may bunk and ui- bank them at will.

 Let me ask the whigs what are the fruits of your own :. humbuggery p ' ou have had the honor and glory of building log cab inS, drinking hard cider, singing bacehanalian songs, and by your trickery and ''pipe lay ing,n succeeded in electing " Tippecanoe and i Tyler too,n in lS40, And what have you received in return bankrupt act, high 1 protective tariff, and national debt of neal THIRTY MILLIONS of dollars, Your acting President, rich in "proscriptioa," has dis missed a large number of his pets, and in some instances, laid violent hands upon his own "progen1,n for causes, no doubt, sats- factory to himself Such are the fruits and beauties of whiggery.

 Suppose the people of Arkansas extend : "gencrous coafdence" to Mir. Clay, and ht should be elected, (which Is very violen presumption what are you 10 gain by it2- Has MT, Clay ever manifested disposition