Eight hundred and seventieth chapters dumbfounded (two)
Alexander II was very depressed, or angry. He felt that his ministers were all black-hearted bastards.
For example, Nikolai Milyutin, who spit on his face and pointed at his nose while making impassioned speeches, was such an honest person in his father's time. He looked as thin and bully as a quail, as if you could just whistle.
He will go to work in a hurry.
But now this bastard dares to talk to him like this. He still looks like a quail, just like an old quail, which is annoying!
And Count Uvarov, who was almost asleep with his eyes closed, became very angry looking at this gloomy old man Alexander II. Look at how loyal a courtier he was back then.
According to the king's wishes, even if the king ordered him to die, he would not hesitate at all.
But now? This old fox’s fox tail is all exposed. How can he be a loyal minister? He is clearly an old bastard who only cares about his own happiness.
Looking at Count Uvarov's withered old face, Alexander II wished he could punch this old bastard and knock out all his teeth.
It's a pity that he can't do this. Even if he is the supreme master of all Russia, there are still some things that he cannot do, unless he wants to die in an unknown way like his grandfather.
Of course, Alexander II was more dissatisfied with Kanditantin Pobedonotsev. The reason why he wanted Kanditantin Pobedonotsev to be the director of the third part was because he wanted to
He can protect his country like Count Benkendorf back then.
Yes, although Kanditantin Pobedonostsev is not as ruthless and astute as Benkendorf, he is still a smart man. And only a smart man can understand the king's intentions and take charge of the third part.
But the answer sheet submitted by this smart man really dissatisfied Alexander II, and he began to regret handing over the third part to Kanditantin Pobedonostsev. This gentle tutor seemed to have no interest in conspiracy.
Not good at it.
What's even worse for him is that he was actually suppressed by Nikolay Milyutin. He was pressed to the ground and rubbed unilaterally, without the ability to fight back. How could he manage the third part?
You must know that the thorns in the third part are not as easy to deal with as Nikolai Milyutin. Even Nikolay Milyutin can't deal with them. I'm afraid there is a high probability that he will be tricked by those thorns.
Alexander II found out that he had made a stupid mistake. Before, he thought that Kanditantin Pobedonostsev had a good mind and took it for granted that he would be as good as a fish in water in the third film.
But now it seems that this person is more suitable for retreat, a bit like Count Uvarov, who is far less capable in all aspects. He is more suitable for making plans rather than actually executing them himself.
The third part is an executive department that requires a lot of skills. People who only know how to retreat may not be able to do anything well there.
But Alexander II thought about it and couldn't think of anyone who could replace Kanditantin Pobedonostsev. Most of the officials who were close to him were soldiers, otherwise they would be like
There is no one like Kanditantin Pobedonostsev who is really suitable to be a black glove.
Thinking of this, Alexander II sighed helplessly. For the time being, it seems that he can only continue to let Kanditantin Pobedonostsev take the lead. Who knows that there is no substitute? I hope this person can hold on and let him
There is time to find a more suitable replacement.
Before that, he can only try to help him in any way, and help him get through this first!
After sighing, Alexander II said to Nikolai Milyutin: "What you said makes some sense. Let's do this. The third part does need to change its style of conduct. Kanditantin, please study it carefully after you go back and see what happens.
How do you restrain your subordinates and show me a statement?"
In fact, this was a delaying tactic. Alexander II nominally agreed to Nikolai Milyutin's request and seemed to let Kanditantin Pobedonostsev carry out reforms. But has anyone revealed the actual details of the changes?
?
There is too much water here. In the end, what plan was given by Kanditantin Pobedonostsev and how many changes were made in the end are all feasible. As long as Alexander II is willing, such a degree of change is completely
You can change the soup but not the medicine!
And this is also the ultimate method for all tsars to deal with things. When forced, he can agree to certain suggestions, but how to implement them is another matter. As long as he is willing to implement them in the end, it can become empty words, such as in the era of Alexander I.
The reform was vigorous at one time, but in the end it was noisy but no results at all?
Isn’t that the Tsar’s method?
Generally speaking, this move will be effective if the Tsar uses it, because no ministers will force him to be so anxious. After all, he still has to save face for his father, right? How can it be decent if he can't defeat the superior?
But this time, the great method Alexander II learned from previous emperors failed. The reason is that Count Rostovtsev had already warned Nikolai Milyutin and told him how to deal with it.
So as soon as Alexander II finished speaking, Nikolai Milyutin interjected: "This is really great, but please forgive me, just let Count Kanditantin Pobedonostsev figure out how to be efficient alone.
It’s not high. I suggest that the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Internal Affairs come together to discuss this issue. This will be more targeted, and with the help of legal professionals from the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Internal Affairs, we will definitely be able to find out and fill in the gaps!"
Alexander II was dumbfounded, Kanditantin Pobedonostsev was dumbfounded, and even Count Uvarov was dumbfounded. These three people did not expect that Nikolai Milyutin would throw out such a
A plan.
If Alexander II's plan is followed, he can control it at will as to how and whether to change it in the end.
But once the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Internal Affairs are involved, the nature of the matter changes. The Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Ministry of Justice will definitely do everything possible to suppress the Third Department. After all, the powers of the three of them highly overlap, and they were previously controlled by the Third Department.
Stealed a lot of business.
With these two companies joining, they will definitely try their best to restrict the third part, at least it will make it impossible for the third part to do whatever it wants like before.
"But..." Alexander II hesitated, mainly because he couldn't think of an excuse to refuse for a while, while Nikolai Milyutin pressed on relentlessly: "In the end, this is also a legal issue.
If we want Part III to be unable to remain outside the law, we will definitely need the help of the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Internal Affairs!”