Make France Great Again Chapter 294

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After the stacks of notices were printed, Mokar returned to the War Department with the notices, and handed the notice to the army to the Minister of War, Saint Arnault.

Saint Arnault immediately issued an order to the telegraph office under the Secretariat, ordering them to transmit the "Announcement of the President of the Republic issued by the army" to the major military districts in France and Algeria in the form of telegrams.

The telegraph office that received the order acted quickly, and they used the telegraph attached to the war department to send a message to the French military district.

The contents of the notice are as follows:

"soldiers!"

"You should be proud of your mission; you will save your motherland, because I am counting on you, not to break the law, but to respect the first law of the country, the sovereignty of the country, which I am legal representative.

"For too long, you have faced barriers like I have: barriers that have prevented me from doing good deeds and showing your support for me. Those barriers have now been broken down.

"The National Assembly has attempted to undermine the authority granted to me by the entire country, which is no longer there."

"I make an honest appeal to the people, to the army, and announce to them: Either give me the means to ensure your prosperity, or be wise and take my place.

"In 1830 and 1848, you were regarded as the defeated. First you bruised your heroic selflessness, then you were dismissed, and at this solemn moment, I long for a loud voice from the army.

"Then, as citizens, please cast your vote freely; but as soldiers, please keep in mind that absolute obedience to the orders of the head of government is the duty of the army, from general to soldier, to be strictly observed.

"I am accountable to the people and to future generations for my actions; in light of this, it is my duty to take whatever measures I feel are necessary in the public interest.

"As for you, please continue to unswervingly abide by discipline and maintain honor. Please use your solemn attitude. Come and help the whole country express its will in calm and thinking."

"Please be prepared to be severely punished for any attempt to impede the free exercise of the people's sovereignty.

"Soldiers, I don't have to mention to you the retrospective my surname caused. They are etched in your heart. We are bound together by an inextricable bond. Your history is inseparable from mine. You In history, we have shared weal and woe, we have shared weal and woe."

"As for the future, we will have a common feeling and determination to preserve the tranquility and majesty of France."

After the announcement was sent through the telegraph office, the chiefs of the major military districts received the situation from the Paris area for the first time.

At 6:20, Reigno, commander of Strasbourg, issued to Paris an order in favor of President Bonaparte to dissolve the National Assembly.

At 6:30, Liuelli, commander of the Italian Front in Lyon, also issued an order to Paris in favor of the President to dissolve the National Assembly.

The telegraph office was surprised that the two military regions were able to express their loyalty to Paris at the first time, and they hurriedly informed the Minister of Saint Arnault.

Minister Saint Arnault was also relieved after receiving the support of the Italian and Strasbourg Fronts. With the support of these two military regions and the strength of Paris itself, they at least have the entire Republic. With more than half of the troops, if the generals in the remaining military area want to oppose, they have to weigh their own strength.

Furthermore, the army of the Republic is not a private soldier, and those chiefs appointed and dismissed by the central government have little influence on the army.

After the first notice to the army was issued, Mokar once again came to the police department.

The police chief Mopa hurried out to meet Mocar, and Mocar handed the "appeal to the people" to the chief Mopa and said: "Director Mopa, now immediately mobilize all your police forces to post the notice on every street in Paris, Hurry up!"

"Yes!" Director Mopa accepted the "appeal letter" handed by Mokar and watched Mokar leave.

After Mokar left, Mopa trotted to a conference hall with a round stomach.

At this time, the conference hall was full of people, and they were the sheriffs of the major districts of Paris.

"Now you immediately put these things in your jurisdiction, act fast!" Mopa pointed to the thick stack of "appeals" and repeated what Mokar said to him to the sheriff present.

The 48 sheriffs received a certain number of "appeals" from Mopa's hands, and then returned to their jurisdictions in a carriage.

The sheriffs who returned to their precincts called the police in their precincts (urban management), and also gave them orders not to post in their precincts as soon as possible.

Under the application of layers of orders, the "appeals" were all posted around 8:00.

Paris is now completely under the control of Jerome Bonaparte and his army.

In the past two years, the citizens of Paris, who have experienced martial law many times, have long been surprised.

Some citizens also greeted the soldiers enthusiastically and asked what the soldiers were going to do.

The soldier with the same blurred face told the soldier that they were going to Paris under the order of their superior, and that the specific matter needed to be ordered by the superior.

This means that the entire coup d'état was nothing but the arbitrary and domineering behavior of Jerome Bonaparte and some high-level military leaders. Ordinary soldiers just took part in the military coup d'état ignorantly after being coerced by them.

Some of the middle and low-level officers were potential republicans, but in the face of the army's iron-like discipline, they could only act to arrest them.

Citizens of Paris, who were confused about the army's plans, saw the notice posted on the most prominent part of the wall, and they gathered in groups of three or five to read it.

"French people!"

"The present situation cannot be sustained. With each passing day, the danger to the country increases. The National Assembly, which should have been the firmest pillar of order, has become a hotbed of conspiracy. The patriotism of three hundred members of the Assembly has not failed. Stop this tragic trend. The National Assembly is not making laws out of the general interest, but is making weapons for civil war. It is infringing on the power I derive directly from the people; it is encouraging all evil desires; it is destroying France peace; I have dissolved the National Assembly and let the people decide between the Assembly and me."

"You all know this: the provisions of the Constitution, in advance, are aimed at weakening the powers that you will give me. Six million votes were a loud outcry against the Constitution, and yet I still faithfully abide by it. Indifferent at all. But now, those who keep citing the fundamental law no longer respect it; those who have destroyed two dynasties still want to tie my hands and feet in order to overthrow this republic. At times like this, I have a responsibility To thwart their insidious schemes, to preserve this Republic, to save this country, and to do so by the solemn judgment of the people, whom I recognize in France as the only master."

"Therefore, I appeal to the nation with honesty and inform you: If you are willing to continue this disturbing state which is degrading you and damaging our future, please choose someone else to replace me, because I don't want this powerless power to do good anymore, it's holding me accountable for actions I can't stop; it continues to tie me to the rudder of the ship I'm watching galloping away into the abyss ."

"If it is the opposite, and you still trust me, then please give me the means to accomplish the great mission that I have been entrusted to accomplish by you."

"The mission is to end this period of repeated revolutions, while at the same time meeting the legitimate needs of the people and protecting them against subversive fanaticism. This mission is, in particular, to build institutions that are more stable than human beings, to lay down some of the foundations so that in this to establish something permanent on the basis."

"I am convinced that the instability of power, and the supremacy of the National Assembly alone, is the constant cause of confusion and discord. I therefore ask you to agree to the following main elements of the constitution, which may be All levels of parliament to develop:

1. There should be a responsible head of state for a ten-year term;

2. There shall be a number of ministers subordinate only to the executive body;

3. The Council of State, composed of the most prominent figures, which is responsible for drafting bills and submitting them to the legislature for consideration;

4. Establish a legislative body to review and pass laws, which should be elected by universal suffrage and not from 'selection by list' that falsifies election results;

5. The second parliament is composed of all worthy people in the country, which constitutes a balance of power, guarantees the fundamental law and public freedom.

"This system, created by the Presidency at the beginning of this century, has brought peace and prosperity to France; it will also ensure peace and prosperity for France."

"These are my unwavering beliefs. If you agree, please do so by your ballots. If the opposite is true, you would prefer a weak government - be it a monarchy or a republic, which is a copy of the self-ignoring system The history of its origin, or plagiarism from the illusory future, then please answer in the negative."

"It follows that for the first time since 1804, you will vote with a clear mind, which means: you will fully understand who you are voting for and what you are voting for."

"If I cannot get your majority, then I will facilitate the holding of a new session of the National Assembly and will return to it the mandate from you."

"However, if you think that the cause represented by my surname, the France revived by the Revolution of 1789, the France well organized by the Emperor Napoleon, is still your cause, please declare aloud that the way is to grant my request The power you gave me."

"Then France and Europe will be rescued from anarchy, barriers will be leveled, and mutual hostility will disappear, for all will be in accordance with the decree of the great people, and obey the will of God No violation."

After reading the appeal letter, the citizens understood what had happened. President Jerome Bonaparte actually launched a military coup.

The crowd started to riot, and then a voice came: "God! Jerome Bonaparte dissolved the National Assembly! How could he do it!"

Then a retort came from somewhere: "The president is a right granted by all French people, and he is obliged to dissolve the National Assembly in order to preserve France!"

"If the National Assembly is dissolved, who can represent us?"

"Didn't you see what the announcement said? The council is to be re-formed!"

The crowd split into three factions in an instant. One faction supported Jerome Bonaparte and the other faction opposed Jerome Bonaparte. However, the vast majority of Parisians were members of the centrist, who believed that heat No matter Roma Bonaparte or the National Assembly, as long as they do not disturb the order of the whole Paris, let them fight for power and profit.

After the "appeal" was issued, the citizens of Paris remained stable.

Many citizens responded with indifference.

At 9:00 am, the bunker of the Elysee Palace was opened, and Jerome Bonaparte in the bunker wore the same Lev dress and Napoleon cap as his uncle Emperor Napoleon, and went out with the support of the soldiers.

From the Elysee Palace to the Place de la Concorde, Jérôme Bonaparte warmly shook hands with the soldiers and thanked them for their efforts to save the Republic.

At 10 am, Jerome Bonaparte arrived at Place de la Concorde.

At this time, the soldiers of a regiment of the Second Brigade were stationed on the Place de la Concorde. Under the leadership of Colonel de Gassui, Jerome Bonaparte shook hands with the company commanders and asked their names enthusiastically.

These captains and company commanders looked at Jerome Bonaparte excitedly, and wished that Virôme Bonaparte would die~www.mtlnovel.com~ Soldiers, you are the saviors of France..." Jerome Bonaparte Once again Naparte publicly praised the entire French army at the Place de la Concorde.

Without the help of these bayonets, Jerome Bonaparte's attempt to overthrow the National Assembly would have been impossible.

In the eyes of all the soldiers, Jerome Bonaparte left the Place de la Concorde and went to the City Hall.

Except for the senior officials [the senior officials of Seine have been arrested because they are potential republicans], all the senior civil servants of the city hall met with Jerome Bonaparte, and they decisively called Jerome Bonaparte "Your Majesty".

Jerome Bonaparte also reciprocated by guaranteeing that the occupation by the army would end soon.

At that time, they will still be the implementers of the entire Paris policy.

Hearing Jérôme Bonaparte's assurances, the senior civil servants of Paris City Hall breathed a sigh of relief. The repeated entry and exit of the army really made these "poor" civil servants feel Alexander.

Jerome Bonaparte, who condoled to the civil servants of the City Hall, finally arrived at the Palais Bourbon, the final site of his formation, where he will announce the dissolution of the National Assembly and the demise of the Second Republic.

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