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NASHVILLE UNtoN.-The Hon. \. o. ?. NIcu- OLSON, has become the Editor of the "NasAyille Union" long the recognized organ of Democracy atthe seat of government of Tennessee, The Union has been favored with able editors. It's founder, Col Laughlin, (who edited it daring the late can vass, and whom Mi Nicholson sueceeds,) is one el the most efficient editors in the West. Col. J. G Harris, ever to be remembered for his consummate and successful gane4alship in 1889, has but few equals And now Mir. Nicholson with more indus try and better sustained talent, than either of his predecessors, is placing the Union al the very head of political journals in the West. For vigilance, spirit, elevated sentiment clear forcible style, and true Democratic doctrine we find none of our ex- changes 10 surpass if any to equal it. It is already preparing for the State elections in Tennessee, which come on next sumner. In this contest, which will be an exciting one, the Democracy have cause to be satisfied with their gallant standard bearer; and, il true to themselves, may be assured of glorious ri. umph,