Jérôme Bonaparte pretended to be very happy. He clenched his fists as if he had grasped something: "We can finally teach those bombastic congressmen a lesson!"
"That's right!" A smile appeared on Odilon Barrow's slightly haggard face, and the depression hidden in his chest disappeared without a trace due to the upcoming military parade. He spoke firmly in a slightly hoarse voice.
He said without hesitation: "The Constituent Assembly has completed their tasks and should be dissolved and re-elected to establish a new Legislative Assembly!"
In recent days, the successive attacks from the National Assembly have given Odilon Barrow a splitting headache.
Now, he can finally let go and use the military to clear out certain unstable elements in the National Assembly.
"Well, Mr. Barro, I look forward to the military parade going on as scheduled!" Jérôme Bonaparte still wished that Odilon Barro would make the news bigger and put him and the Party of Order behind him in the spotlight.
Encourage Odilon Barrow: "It's best to let those guys in the National Assembly see our determination. The rats who disturb the tranquility of Paris should get out of the Assembly!"
Jérôme Bonaparte's encouragement gave Odilon Barrot a feeling of "I have the advantage." He hesitated for a moment and then said: "How about we reveal part of the details of the military parade to the Paris newspaper community in advance? That's it."
This will make those guys in the parliament afraid to act rashly!"
"Mr. Prime Minister, please do as you wish!" Jérôme Bonaparte assumed a do-nothing attitude: "I will fully cooperate with your work!"
Odilon Barro left the Elysée Palace with his head held high, now like a gladiator who defeated all powerful enemies in the arena.
Jérôme Bonaparte, who was clinging to the back of the chair, quietly watched Odilon Barrot's departing figure and muttered at the corner of his mouth: "The mantis stalks the cicada, but the oriole follows behind!"
Later, Jérôme Bonaparte called Secretary-General Pesini and handed a note to Pesini: "Tell Le Bonaparte that President Jérôme Bonaparte will be
Review the French troops!"
"Huh?" Pesini nodded as he understood, "Your Majesty, is the newspaper release date scheduled for tomorrow?"
"Go and contact the "Gazette" and try to publish it tomorrow or the day after tomorrow!" Jérôme Bonaparte responded again.
Jérôme Bonaparte believed that the Constitution, as the throat of the Party of Order, would not let go of this golden opportunity.
"Yes!" Pesini replied respectfully after receiving the order.
"By the way, what is the current scale of "Le Bonaparte"?" Jérôme Bonaparte, who had been the boss for a long time, started to care about his own industry.
"Since His Majesty became president, the scale of newspapers has been booming! Many newspapers want to cooperate with us! We have also merged many newspapers that were on the verge of bankruptcy, and now they are considered small in scale in Paris!" said
Having reached the scale of "Bonaparte", Pesini was instantly beaming. Being able to see the newspaper he ran with his own hands prospering, the sense of accomplishment was extremely satisfying.
"Yes!" Jérôme Bonaparte nodded and continued to ask slowly: "How is the situation at Havas News Agency?"
Hearing that Jérôme Bonaparte, who was busy with everything, asked about the Havas News Agency, Pesini was slightly startled. He didn't understand what Jérôme Bonaparte had for the Havas News Agency. Pesini reorganized his words carefully and carefully.
Said: "The boss of Havas News Agency often contacts us, and it seems that he wants to cooperate with us again!"
"Idiot!" Jérôme Bonaparte said calmly.
"I understand what you mean!" Jérôme Bonaparte's attitude made Pesini's imagination wander.
"What do you understand?" Jérôme Bonaparte looked at Pesini with a smile on his lips.
"Starting from tomorrow, there will no longer be a Havas news agency in Paris!" Pesini responded decisively.
As the imperial president's chief secretary, he can decide the survival or death of a newspaper with just one sentence.
"No need to be so murderous!" Jérôme Bonaparte raised his hand to stop Pesini, and with his head closed, President Jérôme issued the final verdict to the Havas News Agency: "We will not go to the high ground of public opinion.
If you occupy the enemy, you will occupy it! Rather than letting the enemy use it against us, it is better for us to occupy it first! Tell the Minister of Agriculture and Commerce and order the agricultural and commerce department to suspend all cooperative relations with the Havas News Agency! Reported by "Bonaparte" Stable
Take over cooperation with Havas News Agency.”
"Yes!" Pesini nodded in response.
Poor Havas News Agency doesn't know that it is precisely because they are so famous in future history that a certain time traveler can't help but "greed for heaven" and seize everything from Havas News Agency.
However, Jerome Bonaparte believed that even if they knew about it, they would not dare to think about it and complain. They would only pray that Jerome Bonaparte could spend four years faster.
The power of the President of the Second Republic is unlimited! (tactical fallback)
"Go!" Jérôme Bonaparte waved his hand for Pesini to leave.
Pesini still bowed respectfully to Jérôme Bonaparte and left.
"Even I cannot resist the poison of power," Jérôme Bonaparte laughed at himself.
Something outside the window shone on Jerome Bonaparte's face, and Jerome Bonaparte stood up and closed the curtains.
…
On January 26, the "Constitution" and "Le Bonaparte" jointly published a piece of news "About President Bonaparte will hold a military parade on January 29", which detonated the whole of Paris as soon as it was released.
Anyone with a discerning eye knows what this news means at this critical juncture in the struggle between the cabinet and the National Assembly.
General Changarnier had always sided with the royalists.
After the news spread, the Republicans could not sit still for a moment, and they had no choice but to look for Cavaignac, who had served as the consul of the French Republic.
From Cavaignac's words, they understood what it means to have tea when you leave.
Now, except for having a small number of special forces, they have no motivation to fight against them.
Apartment Lamartine on rue Saint-Honoré.
Lamartine, Bastide, Cavaignac and other leading republicans gathered together to discuss the "raid" of the Party of Order.
As the organizer of the conference, Lamartine said worriedly: "If those guys launch a coup..."
Before Lamartine could finish speaking, Cavaignac interrupted Lamartine and said: "They will not launch a coup!"
"Why?" Everyone focused their attention on Cavaignac.