Duke Dolgoruky was left alone, and the feeling and taste left him with a dull taste. Who would have thought that a few days ago he was one of the most popular people in St. Petersburg, and now he has become a Goubuli, so violent
The changes were really unacceptable to him.
So what if you can't accept it? Officialdom is only about interests and not about emotions. If you can't create enough interests, let alone the tsar, he will be crushed to ashes.
"That guy is looking for people to smooth over the relationship?" Pobedonostsev sneered and said with contempt: "I only know how powerful it is now, it's too late!"
For him, Duke Dolgoruky must give him a hard lesson. After all, the reason why this Duke was able to work in such a key department in the third part was all thanks to him. If he hadn't generously agreed to Baryagin,
Ski's suggestion, that guy might end up in some unpopular government office!
But this bastard is not grateful at all. He repays kindness with hatred and dares to ignore him. How can I endure it?
Pobedonostsev thought for a while and then ordered: "Keep an eye on those people he has contacted. If they dare to interfere without knowing the truth, teach them a lesson!"
Pobedonostsev was preparing to scare the monkeys. He felt that the reason why he worked so hard in the third part was that he was not ruthless enough. If he could make a few fires like Count Benkendorf when he first took office, how could he do it?
So targeted by the reformists and Nikolai Milyutin?
As expected, Ma Shan was ridiculed and deceived by others, so this time he must teach Duke Dolgoruky a lesson, which can be regarded as establishing his authority!
Pobedonostsev’s idea cannot be said to be wrong, but in fact the logical relationship is a bit unreasonable. First of all, strictly speaking, he is not a benefactor of Duke Dolgoruky, and there is no repayment of kindness.
After all, the person who promoted Duke Dolgoruky was Baryatinsky. If Baryatinsky hadn’t said good things and if it wasn’t for his sake, how could you, Pobedonostsev, have promoted Duke Dolgoruky?
To hold an important position in the third department?
What Duke Dolgoruky owes is Baryatinsky's favor. Even if there is a favor, it is Baryatinsky's favor to him. I don't owe you a favor, okay? On the contrary, this time Dole
Prince Goruki always kept Baryatinsky's kindness in mind, and that was the only way to be kind and righteous.
Secondly, this time you taught Duke Dolgoruky a lesson. Although it makes sense in theory, killing a chicken to scare the monkeys is a bit exaggerated.
Why do you say this?
The reason is very simple. If Duke Dolgoruky is a reformist, Pobedonostsev's targeting of him like this would be considered as a warning to others and to establish his authority. But Duke Dolgoruky is a conservative, and he is still a conservative.
Members of your young faction.
If you kill him, who are you scaring? Are you scaring your own people?
Those who don’t know would think you want to tell your own people how cruel you are!
Doing this is a bit disrespectful and makes people laugh. No matter how much you don't want to see Duke Dolgoruky, you can't slap him in the face so red. Otherwise, people who don't know will think you are going to talk to Barry.
Yatinsky is challenging!
So what happened to Duke Dolgoruky soon aroused a lot of discussion within the conservative faction, especially within the less pretentious faction. Many people felt that Pobedonostsev overreacted, even Dolgoruky
The Duke is ignorant and has done something wrong. You can't go on like this endlessly. You just have to teach someone a lesson and have a meal and it's over. How can you push someone to the ground and rub them like this? You're just being more ruthless to your own people than to your enemies, okay?
good.
"You can't do anything if you don't talk well," Count Uvarov said to Chernyshev contemptuously. "Look at these young people. Once they get proud, they are so unscrupulous and so cruel to their own people. It's simply...
I don’t recognize my relatives!”.
Chernyshev just smiled, but he knew very well that Count Uvarov's purpose in saying this was to tell him that Baryatinsky and Pobedonostsev were unreliable and to persuade him not to take refuge there.
For Chernyshev, Pobedonostsev's behavior was indeed a bit excessive and made him despise him, but it was impossible to keep him away from those two people.
After being removed from the post of Minister of War and transferred to the position of Director of Army Logistics, he finally experienced the warmth and warmth of human nature. The people who came to him to establish relationships with him and send things and things to communicate with him disappeared overnight, and even some old friends suddenly distanced themselves from him.
Distance chooses to alienate him.
The reason is that he has lost power!
Sitting on the bench, he thought for a long time. If he didn't want to spend the rest of his life like this, he had to do something. For example, give up his friendship and loyalty to Count Uvarov and move closer to Baryatinsky and others.
Although it was a bit unethical to do this, he was unwilling to be marginalized and his ambition finally defeated his feelings. In recent times, he has been swarming with Baryatinsky's group.
Naturally, this situation cannot be hidden from the eyes of Count Uvarov. As a person who also does not want to withdraw from officialdom and longs to continue to control power, Count Uvarov naturally cannot watch his younger brothers and political allies abandon him one by one and run away.
road.
Of course he has to do something, right?
And what happened to Duke Dolgoruky this time was a good opportunity for him. If he could persuade Chernyshev not to betray with his sharp tongue, it should be able to stabilize the precarious basic market.
As for how to persuade, he was going to play the emotional card. He wanted to tell Chernyshov and others, including Baryatinsky and Pobedonostsev, who were cold-blooded animals and unemotional, so don't take refuge.
After that, just hang out with him.
Obviously, the effect of this level of verbal offensive is not ideal, otherwise Chernyshev would not just smile.
Seeing that Chernyshev was unmoved, Count Uvarov added: "Duke Dolgoruky is also a capable man. It is a pity that he is targeted like this. I am ready to help him. You
What do you think?"
Count Uvarov's words shocked Chernyshev. He knew very well what kind of person this was. He was a typical person who was uninterested and couldn't afford it. Such a person would help Dolgolu out of morality.
Duke Key?
Chernyshev didn't really believe it, so he laughed dryly again and said: "It's okay, but I'm afraid Duke Dolgoruky won't appreciate it!"
The implication of these words is to tell Count Uvarov that you should stop pretending to be a good person. I know exactly what you are thinking, so don’t fool me into thinking you are a fool.
Count Uvarov waved his hands and smiled nonchalantly: "It doesn't matter whether I appreciate it or not, I just pity the talent..."