WRIG MIsREpREsENTATIONs
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 In inc beginning of the canvass, the Wing party adopted the policy of boastng of their strength, ir the hope of adding to it; and in carrying out that policy, have not at any time hesaed to nisstate and ,aisrePfcs9nt facts when, hy misrepresentation and alsehood, they were likely b gain any adyan. taga. Even ARKANsAs-the Banner State-whose Democracy "is not only pure, but above suspicion and whose principles are as firm as her everlasting hills, even she has been claimed by them; and that toe, when she has just covered herself with nmor- tai honor, by achieving Democratic triumph unpa- raHeled and overwhelming

 Hear them; The National Intelgcncer" of the 26th October quotes from the New Orleans Bee Of the l7th as follows;

 "ARKANsAs-GooD NEWS i-The iavora- ble intelligence we published a day or two since from Arkansas, Is confirmed by later information. Capt, Uorman, of the steam boat Louis Philip" direct from Little Rock, reports that every county in the State bad been heard from, and that the Whig caadi- dae for Governor was elected by 259 maio- rity Also that the Whig candidate for Con- eress, Dopid TYalter, was probably elected We understand further, by gentleman of Arkansas, who is in our city, that when he left no doubt was entertained, from the re- turns received, that the Wings had carried the State,n

 Than this, no statement has ever appeared in any newspaper, more utterysdes esktate of truth. In the first place, no such steam boat the " Louis Phil ip," has been here nor have we been able to find any one who has ever seen Capt, H1ofmn. We nd bo&l D famiy-that foul brood of Whig mendacity.

 That these misstatemerts were made, and in most instances wfuy made, for the purpose of finlaenc- 1 ing elections in other States, we have no doubt Nor do they comprize all the unfairness practced by inc Whigs, in this connexion, to create false i impression in regard to our elections. The cireula- tion of our paper has been much crippled, and in some instances suspended intirely, within the limits of our State, during the canvass by the yillainy we have no doubt, of Whig Post Masters; and it is equally certain that the same unfairness has pre- vented it's egress from the State when it contained information likely to cheer the hopes of our distant friends.

 In this suspicion we are moi alone. The Wash. iagton Globe alluding to our elections has the fol- lowing, which should be borne in mind by all Den- ocrats, and induce them to keep close watch over allWhig Post Masters. That there are some honor. ble Whig Post Masters we know; but, as general rule, they are not trustworthy.

 From ne Globe oci. 28

 "ANKANsAs.-Itis now nineteen days since tke Arkansas election, and we have not re. ceiyed single letter or paper from that State written or printed, since the election; noI have we seen a return from a single county in the State. Several days ago the Whie papers published "reportsn that the Whie candidate for Governor had been elected. 1T the State. We doubted it, but thought i ! possible. as the Democrats ran two candidate. for Governor We are used to Whig Ere porls,n and they do not alarm us in the least Indeed, We do not place much reliance ol