For he .Aihaasas Banner.
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For the Arkansas Banner.

 MIR EDITOR: Some tall preachins off at the city hall on Tuesday evaI assure you. The Rer. MR. ARRINGIo' bed up one of his old sermons, turnal side out, and by beginning, at the tail it and making and exordium of the < ton, he got off what the whigs decl1 be right smart speech. If false pal false reasoning-lalse conclusions-b1 -6athos and boasting, make great 1 then Mir. Arrington's effort was ga and he himself is a great man. Th| gentleman is just the person to deal I and birthstone to an audience of uncoH1 mortals; but, take my word for il, r| do to address such a set of political d as the whigs are.

 He marked out the positions he take in the coming campaign, and unn| the battery with which he intendedo1 them but if a democratic tyro with a1 ct pistol couldn't blow his whole fora the devil, and knock his garrison intoa ed-up-hat," why then l am no iudgf1 strength of democratic powder. thatsi i|

 The orators voice was so high lAs| out of my reach to say any thing ab

 but if you wish to see his gestures, ,jus] into some toy shop and buy pa'r

 ''dancing jack,'' then by pulling the \ you will have a perlectrepresentationa

 There must be some spurious edaI whig creed in circulation, since the M

 tleman took for his text the first twoa

 of whig faith which he declared weR 4 lows