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From the following extract from the Nashville
Union, Of October 18th, it appears that change in
the editorial department of that paper is in contem-
plation


"Our place will be filed, after the Is Of January,
by one who will bring to the aid OF fine talents long
editorial experience and who WILL therefore be fully
able to vndicate triumphanly the principles and
policy Of the democracy"


The place Of the present accomplished and eff
cent editor, we understand, is to be supplied by E.
G. Eastman, esq, now chief clerk in the Office OF
the auditor for the Post Office Department. Mr.
Nicholson retiring, we know Of no one more capa-
BILE Of succeeding him in that department-to which
his talents, energy, and sterling democracy have
contributed SO largely--than the gentleman spoken
Of as his successor. Mr. +. has seen service in the
political campaigns Of the State to which he is to
be again called; and that he bore himself gallantly
amid the violence and fury of the strife in the stir
ring scenes Of which he acted conspicuous part
the columns Of the journal conducted by him will
afford ample and honorable evidence. We can con
gratulate the democracy Of Tennessee upon thi
accession TO their corps editorial, assured, as W,
feel that their interests and their cause will suffe
nothing in the hands TO which they are committed
but that on the contrary, If high order Of talent,
great energy and industry, and an unvavering de
yodon 70 the principles and policy Of the republican