Struggle in Russia

Those who are afraid of offending people dare not speak, so naturally only those who are not afraid of offending people can speak.

So who is not afraid of offending people in the Imperial Study?

Naturally, only Count Rostovtsev was the lone minister. He dares to say what others dare not say, and he dares to do what others dare not do.

And this time, strictly speaking, it has a lot to do with his plan, so how can he not let the two clubs of Chernesov and the Duke of Aldorf be mixed up.

He looked at Count Uvarov and the crowd calmly, and seemed to be asking: "Don't you want to say it? If you don't say it, then I will say it first!"

Where did that guy dared to speak, he naturally acquiesced that he would speak first, and immediately Count Rostovtsev stood up and said loudly:

"Your Majesty, I don't think these two problems are particularly difficult to solve. For example, the problem of insufficient transportation capacity of the Black Sea Fleet, I think it can be used by civilian ships."

Nicholas I was very satisfied with Count Rostovtsev when he came forward to speak. He was not stupid, how could he not see what this group of old foxes thought, but he was not too persecuted, Count Rostovtsev Can he be unhappy if he takes the initiative to fight out and help him break the game?

Count Rostovtsev has not only broken the silence now, but more importantly, he has really given reasonable suggestions. The expropriation of civilian ships is indeed a way!

Suddenly Nicholas I's eyes lit up and he happily praised: "This proposal is very good, count, you really did not disappoint me!"

As soon as Count Uvarov’s face comes out, he shouldn’t look too good. He was originally Count Rostovtsev’s biggest opponent, but now this opponent is even ahead of him. If he doesn’t catch up quickly, then Wouldn't it be overwhelmed in the future?

He has to be messed up!

Count Uvarov, who had made up his mind, immediately stood up and opposed: "Your Majesty, although the count’s proposal can solve the problem of insufficient capacity of the Black Sea Fleet, is it improper to forcibly requisition civilian ships?"

Although Russia does not have any sacred and inviolable laws on private property, the big guys have an account in their hearts. If they open this hole and allow the czar to expropriate private property, the fun behind it will be great.

In the unlikely event that the war later does not go smoothly, Nicholas I said: If the financial means cannot make ends meet, in order to win the war, some money will be collected from the private sector to maintain war expenditures.

What to do at this time?

Do you really watch the czar drain their money from their pockets?

This hole must not be opened, otherwise there will be endless troubles. So Count Rostovtsev’s suggestion was not unexpected. But everyone is unwilling to open this hole to hurt their own interests.

But now that Count Rostovtsev has punctured the window paper, it is natural that he can no longer play deaf and dumb. Of course, Count Uvarov didn’t feel so distressed that the slightest interest made him stand up so aggressively. He simply felt that Count Rostovtsev was threatening him more and more, and he had to find trouble. As for the inability to open the opening, although it is also worthy of attention, think about it when you smashed with Napoleon back then, didn't the whole Russia also make it?

When it comes to that kind of critical juncture, it's not that you have to give up. Do you really think that Count Uvarov has no overall view of the situation?

Of course, this situation is far from the time when it is necessary to make such a big sacrifice, so Count Uvarov deliberately stepped up to guide public opinion. He believed that the group of old foxes around him would definitely not be willing to make such a big sacrifice. Jump out together to oppose.

It should be said that Count Uvarov's prediction was very accurate. He opened his head here, and immediately a bunch of people jumped out to help sing the opposite.

"Your Majesty, the count is right, this matter really needs to be cautious!"

"Your Majesty, what's more, civilian ships may not be published. You must think twice before doing this!"

"Your Majesty, in case something goes wrong with the use of civilian ships, that would be more than worth the loss!"

The smile that Nicholas I had just shown disappeared in no time. He was not stupid, and he couldn't imagine why this group of **** objected. Isn't it just worrying about harming your own interests!

This made Nicholas I both disappointed and sad, and a little angry. What was disappointed was that these so-called loyal ministers only thought about themselves, and didn't even think about sharing the worries of the country. What was sad was that when his brother Alexander I was reigning. , If you say that the wall is clear, then the wall is clear. Who dares to oppose that decisiveness?

But when I came to myself, a group of people opposed it before it was for the sake of a strong wall and a clear country. Obviously, this is because I have a prestige or not as good as Alexander I!

Before, he still felt good about himself, not to mention surpassing Alexander I, at least he could stand shoulder to shoulder with his eldest brother. Now it seems that this is still far away!

As for anger, it is too simple. Anyone who sees through the faces of these disgusting guys will be angry, not to mention that Nicholas I has not always had a good temper.

He glanced at the ministers and focused on Uvarov for two seconds. He became more and more disappointed with this former right-hand man-he didn't want to share the worries for the emperor, but just wanted to tear down the stage, OK! Sergei Semyorovich, you asked for it yourself, and it really has been a long time since people's hearts have been seen!

Nicholas I snorted heavily, and immediately interrupted the admonitions of the officials, and asked coldly: "Are there really so many problems? Or are there some people who just don't want to share the country's worries, but just want to sit back and enjoy it!"

As soon as this statement came out, UU reading www. The ministers of uukanshu.com shut up immediately, because this hat is too big. If anyone continues to oppose it, then whoever doesn't want to share the worries for the country, doesn't that mean they are ruining themselves?

Look at the expression of Nicholas I. If you dare to say one more word, then you don't have to be in the courtroom, just announce your retirement and hurry up!

For a while, the old foxes felt panicked and felt that Paskovic was really a bastard. If it weren't for the old Qiu's so bad idea, how could it happen. Seeing Nicholas I’s posture, this matter is not okay, it’s okay!

What's worse is that this bad head has opened up, and it is really unstoppable behind it. In case there are moths behind it, how can you continue to generously donate to share the troubles of the country?

The old foxes are naturally unwilling, but at the moment they have no courage to express opposition. After all, everyone is not stupid and will not hit the muzzle. As a result, the Yushufang was cold in an instant!

It's just that Nicholas I was not happy, and even more disappointed. In his opinion, this kind of cold field is not a good thing, indicating that the monarch and his followers are renunciation! This time he can do it under pressure, what about in the future?