The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-11-05

indicates q cnaDSe OF Systeh'. C'no'e"
opinions may be formed OF the Project OF
Police, but it is the judgment of the public
which fixes the signifcation Of political
men. and public opinion has made OF NJ.
earlier one of the personifcations Of re-
sistance to the revolution.
. 1.-The withdrawal of M. earlier conse-
q%uently would signify that the Governor is
no longer disposed to persist in the pollt,'
cal system which ii has hitherto pursued
What could confirm this indication is the
fact that well-inlormed persons assert that
NJ. E de Girardin had. three days ago.
a conference with the President Of the Re-
public, If. Vernon. it is said, openly adj
vocales the formation Of a lie Lamarline
ministry. in which, perhaps. NJ. de GIfaf'
din would enter.
sin the event of this combination sue
ceeding. measures Of the highest import
ance would be proposed a, the same time
as the abroga,ion Of the law OF the 3lst
Nav. such as the abolition OF the octroi
duties. a reduction Of the land tax. and in
order to make up for the deficiency OF the
budget that this would occasion a consld-
erablo reduction OF the army
DENMARK AND THE DUCHlES.
So far from the question OF the Duchles
being settled. it seems that the dllatory pro-
ceejings of the Danish Court have elicit
ed a note from each Of the great Northern
Courts. These notes are SAID to be OF a
threatening character, insisting on an ear
" settlement of the question at present
pending, in view Of the European crisis
expected in 1852.
The Faderlandet says that an answe'
to Austrla's threatening note was dispatch
ed from Copenhagen on the 9th inst.
A correspondent, writing from Berlin or
the 18th says:
"There is a real ministerial crisis. it ap
pears. in Denmark. The occasion oil it
!, according to reports worthiest OF credit
appears TO be this. About eight days ag'
the whole cabinet adopted certain resolu
tons with respect to the relations TO b.
maintained between the German duchles
, and Denmark, especially touching tn
connection Of ~Ilolstein with the German
confederation. These resolutions ha'
been submitted to the king and acceede
. to. So much being accomplished, tn
= majority of the ministry with fright shrun
. back from encoun,ering (the correspon
dence of the Preussische Zeitung says
the consequences Of their own determine
+ ton. which they have not courage to la
:. before the Imperial Diet. The relation
: of the German Duchies to the confedera
Z ton. their relations to Denmark. and tn
first principle which Denmark must need
q , insist upon-the real integrity Of her err
y pire-indeed. form a complication of ques
tions which some bold decision can alon
solve"
RUSSIA.
" All measures are being taken for putin
the Russian army fully upon the war foo
. ing. and completing the arrangements &c
facilitating the rapid transport Of mll'tar
y masses to great distances. The trans
port of the Guards, with the whole artlllf
~ and cavalry, from St. Petersburg I
Moscow and back, was done for the SAX
Of trial. The fortress New George"
d the junction OF the Narew with the Visit
& la, twenty English miles below WARSAW
y formerly Mo din, is TO have provisions lc
an army of 10000 men; there will ais
be great stores put into the other Polls
fortresses.