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We see 1t stated that Allen 4. Hall, late minister

 to yeniazula, has taken charge of the editorial de- partment of the Nashville Hbig. As a political writer, Mir. Hall has few sHperiors; and were he yielding his pen in just and holy cause, would be almost inYiaeible; but in attempting to infuse the vital spark into the galvanized corpse of whigery, we fancy he will be yany frittering.away his tal- ents. He has resumed his ancient occupation win the hope, no doubt, of averting the impending de feat of his party in Tennessee By the ides of Au- gust the thunder shouts of the democracy will con vince him that his efforts have been fruitless.