Make France Great Again

Compared to Odilon Barrot who didn't care about the feelings of Minister of War Liueli, Jerome Bonaparte noticed the displeasure on Liueli's face.

The taste of the Minister of War is not good!

Jerome Bonaparte muttered silently.

For Liueli's current situation, he could only express sympathy in his heart.

After all, there are three "mother-in-laws" on Liueli's head. He has to worry about the attitude of the president and the unity within the Party of Order. More importantly, his nominal subordinates also ignore him.

Any vain attempt to have both sides in this position will have only two final results.

Either get angry and leave, or be deposed by the president.

Jerome Bonaparte absolutely does not allow a guy with both sides to sit in this important position, even if he frequently replaces the Minister of War.

Odilon Barro's personal "speech" lasted for half an hour and ended.

"Minister Liueli, as for the time to sign the mobilization order, I will trouble you! We hope that the moment before Changarnier's operation, the Ministry of War can quickly issue a martial law order! This will not constitute "violation of the constitution." Gero M. Bonaparte spoke kindly to Liueli.

"Yes!" Liueli responded immediately. Compared with Odilon Barrot who ignored him, the attitude of "respecting" his opinion Jérôme Bonaparte was much better.

"Yes! Mr. President is right!" Odilon Barro's tone was slightly arrogant, like a gladiator about to enter the battlefield: "We can't wait for the Ministry of War to issue an order before we act, the Ministry of War should cooperate with us! "

Minister Liueli expressed his understanding.

After the brief meeting, Odilon Barrot and Liulier left the Elysee Palace.

After the two walked out of the Elysee Palace, Odilon Barrot and Liueli separated, one went to the Matignon Palace [the office of the French Prime Minister], and the other went to the Brienne Palace.

Liueli, who was riding in the carriage, had just stepped on the steps of the Brenne Palace, when Canrobert, who was riding on horseback, stopped Liueli with his hind feet.

"Mr. Minister, this is from the President!" Conrobel, who got off his horse, handed a dinner invitation to Liueli.

After Liueli received the invitation,

He didn't read it in front of Conrobel, but put him in his arms and said to Conrobel: "Please express my thanks to Your Excellency the President!"

"Your Excellency the President hopes that you will be honored to participate!"

After speaking, Canrobert rode on the horse again and left.

Liueli, who watched Conrobert go away, quietly opened the invitation, which was dated June 14.

...

The time came to 3:40 pm.

The sun near four o'clock is so dull, hot, depressed, weakened and excited, as if it wants to sprinkle its last light and heat on the earth, gloomy but not lacking in heroism.

It was at this time that Minister of Agriculture and Commerce Biffey rushed from the countryside to the Elysee Palace.

"Minister Buffy, welcome!" Jerome Bonaparte stretched out his hand and said to Buffy.

"Thanks to His Excellency the President's kindness!" Bifei didn't shake hands with Jerome Bonaparte, and he just responded neither humble nor overbearing with a slightly arrogant personality.

Facing Bifer who had no intention of getting close to him at all, Jerome Bonaparte didn't have the slightest negative emotion.

"Sit down!" Jerome Bonaparte stretched out his hand and extended an invitation to Bifer.

Bifei sat opposite Jerome Bonaparte and said, "Your Excellency, do you have any instructions for calling me here?"

"Minister Bifer, I would like to ask how many telegraph lines and submarine cables there are in France leading to foreign countries. Can our telegrams receive information from the whole of Europe in the first place?" Jerome Bonaparte breathed out Many questions were asked of Bifei.

After thinking about it for a long time, Buffy said in the language of the organization: "Mr. President, there are 5 lines in France, and they are also Belgium (Brussels), Prussia (Rhineland and Frankfurt area), and Austria (Vienna)! Submarine cables, we The laying is underway and it is expected that a cable from the United Kingdom to France will be laid next year, so we cannot receive information from the whole of Europe!"

"Does the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce plan to erect several cables, for example: cables leading to the Ottoman Empire, or the same as Rome!" Jerome Bonaparte asked tentatively.

"Unfortunately! No!" Buffy resolutely rebuffed: "According to France's current financial expenditure, we cannot build a cable leading to the Near East! Once the cable breaks halfway, all our investment will be turned into nothing." No, and from a practical point of view, the telegraph lines to the Ottoman Empire are of no use at all!"

"Then what about Strasbourg? There must be something useful there!" Jerome Bonaparte still suggested to Bifei in a negotiating tone.

"Unfortunately!" Buffy said without giving Jerome Bonaparte any face: "Our department also discussed the telegrams from Paris to Strasbourg, but the conclusion is that the cost is greater than the income! For this reason, the existing His telegraph circuit is undoubtedly the best choice, besides, isn’t Mr. President’s newspaper also a beneficiary?”

Buffy pointed the finger at Jérôme Bonaparte's Gazette Bonaparte, with the underlying meaning that he did not want to interfere in the affairs of the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce.

"If Minister Bifer thinks there is a problem with the procedures of the "Bonaparte", then go and investigate! I support Minister Bifet's decision!" Jerome Bonaparte sneered, and then added: "If If there is a problem with the "Bonaparte", it must have nothing to do with the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce. At that time, I am afraid I will conduct an in-depth investigation of your internal affairs!"

Jerome Bonaparte's naked threat is like a rascal,

As Jérôme Bonaparte suggested, he could give up a La Bonaparte, but could Biffay give up an entire department?

Furthermore, once Jérôme Bonaparte finds out that something is wrong with the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce, it only needs to put a bucket of newspapers, and the reporters in Paris will want to smell the bloody sharks swarming here.

If it affects Odilon Barro's cabinet, he will become a scapegoat.

"Mr. President, I don't mean not to set up a telegraph line. I think we should suspend the action! Wait until there is a surplus in the finances before proceeding to the next step!" Bi Fei's attitude softened instantly.

financial balance? Go dreaming!

According to Jerome Bonaparte's plan, it is impossible for France to have a financial surplus within a few years, and even huge debts will appear.

These are the necessary conditions for industrialization.

If we wait for the financial delay, I am afraid that it will not be possible to complete the laying of the telegraph in ten years.

"The telegram problem is my fault!" Jerome Bonaparte knew that he didn't need to break through Bifei's "wire release" head-on, so he could only choose to end the topic carelessly.

"Your Excellency, I understand your desire to make some achievements for the country!" Buffy affirmed Jerome Bonaparte's behavior, pretending to be reasonable and dissuaded: "However, you can't act too hastily ! We need to wait until the French finances are strong enough to support our affairs!"

"I see, Minister Bifey! We really shouldn't be too hasty! After all, you should know that my term of office is only four years, and I want to make some achievements to make them recognize me!" Jerome Bonaparte Spreading his hands and sighing, he seemed to have obeyed Bi Fei's arrangement.

Bifer, who thought he had persuaded Jerome Bonaparte, gave Jerome Bonaparte verbal encouragement, and then left the Elysee Palace with Jerome Bonaparte's smile and Persini's farewell.

Pessini, who sent Bifei to the gate of the Elysee Palace, returned to the study again.

At this moment, Jerome Bonaparte's expression changed from a smile to a sneer, and the smell of gunpowder filled the room.

"Pescini!" Jerome Bonaparte said indifferently, word by word.

"Yes!" Pessini made a smart move and quickly responded.

"Call me Marcel Jerrouge! It has been half a year since his anti-counterfeiting investigation office was established, and it should be effective now!" Jerome Bonaparte said to Pessini in an orderly tone.

After receiving the order from Jerome Bonaparte, Pessini quickly went to the police department, found Commissioner Marcel Jerrouge and informed the president of the order to summon him.

He has been the director for half a year and immediately followed Pessini to the Elysee Palace to meet the president.

Marcel Jerrouge, who was extremely devout, saw Jerome Bonaparte again, and he said excitedly: "Your Majesty, I am so glad to see you!"

"Don't say anything superfluous!" Jerome Bonaparte didn't care about Marcel Jerrouge's mood at all, and he said in a rough tone: "Now take your people and check Bifei for me. Up to the sky! I want to see how courageous this bitch is to oppose me!"

"Yes!" Marcel Jerrouge instantly understood Jerome Bonaparte's meaning, and he immediately assured Jerome Bonaparte that he would definitely find out the family background of Minister of Agriculture and Commerce Buffy.

"Don't alarm him, and don't let him know that someone is checking him!" Jerome Bonaparte warned again.

"Your Majesty, please rest assured! I guarantee that it will be carried out without anyone noticing!" Marcel Jerrouge vowed to Jerome Bonaparte.

"Go!" Jerome Bonaparte waved his hand.

Marcel Jerrug, who was valued, left the Elysee Palace accompanied by Pessini.

At the time of parting, Marcel Jerrug said with righteous indignation: "Secretary Pessini, that Bifei is too presumptuous, do you need me!"

Marcel Yeruger made a gesture of wiping his neck, and the meaning is self-evident.

"Your task is to thoroughly investigate all the relationships and family background around Bifei, and don't do unnecessary things! Be careful not to make His Majesty unhappy!" Pesini warned the slightly rash guy in front of him.

"I see!"

Marcel Jerrug nodded to express his understanding.