Chapter 135: yielded befell
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Jerome Bonaparte stared silently at the "poor man" sitting beside him who was about to cry.
In the 19th century, when the whole approached conservative moral values, everyone was bound by the moral order of this century.
People under the repression of morality and order often do some deviant things.
"Mr. Minister, I understand your behavior!" Jerome Bonaparte looked at Biffy with a hint of pity in his eyes: "But sometimes, you have to adapt to this era!"
"I... I don't want to either!" Minister Bifei lowered his head and told his "history" in a choked tone: "I grew up in my father's club education... Father often taught me to keep us in the Take back what was lost in that revolution...he was so stern...so inhumane...since I was 20 I found myself in love with dressing up as a woman...I also discovered that I Didn't like women...instead became interested in all kinds of gentlemen...since then...I tried to bond with all kinds of men...at the age of 30...pushed to be with a woman I didn't know Getting married...I even wanted to run away at the time..."
"Huh?" Jerome Bonaparte raised his eyebrows slightly, interrupted Biffy and asked euphemistically, "Mr. Minister, doesn't your wife know about your little hobby?"
"Your Excellency, since my wife and I are in a political and financial alliance, we are just going about our own lives!" Minister Biffy explained to Jérôme Bonaparte.
After the vigorous revolution abolished the aristocratic privileges that entrenched on the torso of France and sucked the blood of all the citizens, a new generation of aristocrats represented by military merit and finance was born.
Although these new aristocrats bear the title of a viscount/earl or even a duke, they still cannot integrate into the circle of the ancient aristocracy without the support of blood. Status excludes the integration of emerging aristocrats.
If a new aristocrat wants to integrate into the circle logically, there is no other way but marriage. The new aristocrat will try every means to get his son to marry a daughter with an ancient surname, or give his daughter a large dowry, so that They can marry into your family.
This marriage of blood and money was common in the 19th century, as long as the parties to the marriage came to an agreement, then their sons/daughters would be sold like goods.
"The alienation of capital!" Jerome Bonaparte murmured in a low voice.
"What are you talking about?" Jérôme Bonaparte asked Minister Biffy, not listening to himself.
"Nothing!" Jerome Bonaparte waved his hand and said, "So Mr. Minister, what do you want me to do?"
"Your Excellency, I beg you not to report it!" Minister Biffy said to Jerome Bonaparte almost imploringly.
"Mr. Minister, it depends on your attitude!" Jerome Bonaparte said.
Jérôme Bonaparte never intended to use the Biffé scandal to attack Odilon Barrow's cabinet from the very beginning.
Just as holding a nuclear weapon in the hand and not launching it is the greatest threat, scandal can only retain greater deterrence if it is held in the hand and not spread.
Once the scandal is made public, Minister Bifei's reputation will indeed be destroyed in an instant, and even he himself may have to apologize for the future of the party of Order, and even Odilon Barrow's cabinet will be killed because of the same-sex scandal. downfall.
It should be known that it was not until the period of the Third Republic that France abolished the law of imprisonment for same-sex intimacy.
One can imagine the public opinion's tolerance for behavior between the same sex.
Once the storm subsides, and if someone is willing to investigate, they will be able to find out the main story behind the scenes. Jerome Bonaparte never doubted the efficiency of the Paris reporter.
At that time, Jerome Bonaparte may also be caught in the "secret police" problem.
As it stands, there is no benefit to Jérôme Bonaparte in the fight against Bife.
"I'm willing to obey your orders!" Buffy, who was caught, lost his previous arrogance and softly said to Jerome Bonaparte.
"Mr. Minister, welcome to join us!" said Jerome Bonaparte, extending his hand to Buffy.
"You have won, Your Excellency!" Biffy held out his hand and held it with Jérôme Bonaparte's.
Under the threat of Jérôme Bonaparte, Biffy had to make an alliance with him.
"Don't worry! Mr. Biffy, you have decided that you will not regret your choice today!" Jerome Bonaparte assured Biffy.
"Hope it!" Bi Fei smiled bitterly again, knowing that it would be difficult for him to get off the pirate ship, he muttered, "I hope I won't be a funeral item for your ambitions!"
Jérôme Bonaparte didn't hear Biffy's muttering very softly, but he didn't bother to ask what Biffy had just said.
"Minister Bifei, I hope that the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce can come up with a plan for laying telegraph lines across the country and overseas within a month!" Jerome Bonaparte expressed his request.
"I will make the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce take action as soon as possible!" Minister Bifei nodded in response.
"Okay! That's all I want for now!" Jerome Bonaparte said to Fay, spreading his hands.
"What else..." Biffy asked subconsciously, and then he asked Jerome Bonaparte with wide eyes and an unbelievable expression: "Is that all there is?"
"That's right! That's all!" repeated Jerome Bonaparte.
"Okay! I get it!" Bi Fei felt it slightly, with a wry smile on the corner of his mouth. He didn't expect Mr. President to go around in such a big circle, even at the cost of ruining his (Bi Fei) reputation.
I knew earlier that I should have promised the president directly.
"By the way, there is more!" continued Jerome Bonaparte: "I hope that the construction of the telegraph line will follow the route of the railway network that the Ministry of Public Works is planning!"
The several railway lines that are under construction are undoubtedly built around future wars, and the telegraph network is also built around wars.
Only the developed telegraph network can enable the troops stationed along the railway line to receive the message from Paris in the first time and carry out the next move.
Little did Buffy know that a telegraph network extending in all directions would be as powerful a weapon as the railways would lead the war.
In his eyes, it was nothing but a trivial matter, but in the eyes of Jerome Bonaparte, it was a major event that determined the direction of the war.
If you don't accumulate a few steps, you can't go a thousand miles.
The outcome of a war is made up of various trifles in Bifei's eyes.
"Yes!" Biffy nodded in understanding to Jerome Bonaparte.
"Cheers to our future cooperation!" Jerome Bonaparte raised his glass and proposed a toast to Fay.
"Cheers!" Bifei also raised his glass in response.
When the dinner was nearing the end, after hesitating for a moment, Bifei asked, "Your Excellency, Mr. Prime Minister is planning to replace some of the cabinet members recently, you must know it!"
"Yeah!" Jerome Bonaparte nodded and said frankly: "I think Mr. Prime Minister suggested that some members of the republican faction should be properly introduced into the cabinet to stop those guys' mouths!"
"That's right!" Biffy calmed down and said again: "Your Excellency President, you should know that I have some relationship with Count Morley and the orthodox faction. Recently, Mr. Prime Minister and Count Morley have had a lot of trouble, so …”
Jerome Bonaparte obviously understood what Biffy meant. He was afraid that he would become a victim of Odilon Barrow in a position he had not yet warmed up to. He reassured: "Don't worry! Most of the cabinet members to be replaced this time are from Some departments with no substantive power will not affect you!"
Hearing Jerome Bonaparte's assurance, Biffy finally let go of his dangling heart.
The dinner continued until the end of 11 o'clock. After sending Biffy, who was full of alcohol, into the carriage, Jerome Bonaparte also returned to the bedroom to pay attention.
For the next two weeks, no ministers went to the Elysee Palace to report on the situation, except for the "Proposal for the Construction of the French Telegraph" submitted by Biffy.
On July 15, the list of new cabinet members was released. The results were as expected by Jerome Bonaparte, except that the foreign minister de Ruy was replaced by Tocqueville (moderate republican), and the finance minister Passy was replaced. Except for Baroche (Party of Order), the remaining cabinet members did not change.
At the same time, the draconian martial law press bill was introduced to Parliament and passed.
The Act stipulates that Articles 1 and 2 of the Press Decree of August 11, 1848 "shall apply to attacks on the power and authority of the President, as well as against the President himself" and will be pursued by the Public Prosecutor's Office.
All incitement against the army and navy aimed at undermining military duty and obedience ~www.novelhall.com~ is punishable by imprisonment for 1 month to 2 years and a fine of 25 to 4000 francs.
All attacks on respect for the law and the inviolability of rights, all defenses of criminal facts established by law are punishable by: imprisonment from 1 month to 2 years and a fine of 16 to 1000 francs.
Information published or reproduced with malicious intent, fake news, fake documents, etc., with the aim of disrupting the public peace, shall be punished with imprisonment from one month to one year and a fine of 50 to 1,000 francs.
Distributors and itinerant traders of writings, pamphlets, engravings and lithographs should obtain official permission. The approving authority has the right to withdraw such permission at any time.
The brief spring of the newspaper office is over, and the cold winter is coming.
On August 1, 1849, the Legislative Assembly entered a two-month recess in Odilon Barrow's solemn declaration.
With the exception of a handful of more than 20 members who are responsible for staying on duty at the Bourbon Palace, most of the members are enjoying the men's vacation.
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Jerome Bonaparte stared silently at the "poor man" sitting beside him who was about to cry.
In the 19th century, when the whole approached conservative moral values, everyone was bound by the moral order of this century.
People under the repression of morality and order often do some deviant things.
"Mr. Minister, I understand your behavior!" Jerome Bonaparte looked at Biffy with a hint of pity in his eyes: "But sometimes, you have to adapt to this era!"
"I... I don't want to either!" Minister Bifei lowered his head and told his "history" in a choked tone: "I grew up in my father's club education... Father often taught me to keep us in the Take back what was lost in that revolution...he was so stern...so inhumane...since I was 20 I found myself in love with dressing up as a woman...I also discovered that I Didn't like women...instead became interested in all kinds of gentlemen...since then...I tried to bond with all kinds of men...at the age of 30...pushed to be with a woman I didn't know Getting married...I even wanted to run away at the time..."
"Huh?" Jerome Bonaparte raised his eyebrows slightly, interrupted Biffy and asked euphemistically, "Mr. Minister, doesn't your wife know about your little hobby?"
"Your Excellency, since my wife and I are in a political and financial alliance, we are just going about our own lives!" Minister Biffy explained to Jérôme Bonaparte.
After the vigorous revolution abolished the aristocratic privileges that entrenched on the torso of France and sucked the blood of all the citizens, a new generation of aristocrats represented by military merit and finance was born.
Although these new aristocrats bear the title of a viscount/earl or even a duke, they still cannot integrate into the circle of the ancient aristocracy without the support of blood. Status excludes the integration of emerging aristocrats.
If a new aristocrat wants to integrate into the circle logically, there is no other way but marriage. The new aristocrat will try every means to get his son to marry a daughter with an ancient surname, or give his daughter a large dowry, so that They can marry into your family.
This marriage of blood and money was common in the 19th century, as long as the parties to the marriage came to an agreement, then their sons/daughters would be sold like goods.
"The alienation of capital!" Jerome Bonaparte murmured in a low voice.
"What are you talking about?" Jérôme Bonaparte asked Minister Biffy, not listening to himself.
"Nothing!" Jerome Bonaparte waved his hand and said, "So Mr. Minister, what do you want me to do?"
"Your Excellency, I beg you not to report it!" Minister Biffy said to Jerome Bonaparte almost imploringly.
"Mr. Minister, it depends on your attitude!" Jerome Bonaparte said.
Jérôme Bonaparte never intended to use the Biffé scandal to attack Odilon Barrow's cabinet from the very beginning.
Just as holding a nuclear weapon in the hand and not launching it is the greatest threat, scandal can only retain greater deterrence if it is held in the hand and not spread.
Once the scandal is made public, Minister Bifei's reputation will indeed be destroyed in an instant, and even he himself may have to apologize for the future of the party of Order, and even Odilon Barrow's cabinet will be killed because of the same-sex scandal. downfall.
It should be known that it was not until the period of the Third Republic that France abolished the law of imprisonment for same-sex intimacy.
One can imagine the public opinion's tolerance for behavior between the same sex.
Once the storm subsides, and if someone is willing to investigate, they will be able to find out the main story behind the scenes. Jerome Bonaparte never doubted the efficiency of the Paris reporter.
At that time, Jerome Bonaparte may also be caught in the "secret police" problem.
As it stands, there is no benefit to Jérôme Bonaparte in the fight against Bife.
"I'm willing to obey your orders!" Buffy, who was caught, lost his previous arrogance and softly said to Jerome Bonaparte.
"Mr. Minister, welcome to join us!" said Jerome Bonaparte, extending his hand to Buffy.
"You have won, Your Excellency!" Biffy held out his hand and held it with Jérôme Bonaparte's.
Under the threat of Jérôme Bonaparte, Biffy had to make an alliance with him.
"Don't worry! Mr. Biffy, you have decided that you will not regret your choice today!" Jerome Bonaparte assured Biffy.
"Hope it!" Bi Fei smiled bitterly again, knowing that it would be difficult for him to get off the pirate ship, he muttered, "I hope I won't be a funeral item for your ambitions!"
Jérôme Bonaparte didn't hear Biffy's muttering very softly, but he didn't bother to ask what Biffy had just said.
"Minister Bifei, I hope that the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce can come up with a plan for laying telegraph lines across the country and overseas within a month!" Jerome Bonaparte expressed his request.
"I will make the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce take action as soon as possible!" Minister Bifei nodded in response.
"Okay! That's all I want for now!" Jerome Bonaparte said to Fay, spreading his hands.
"What else..." Biffy asked subconsciously, and then he asked Jerome Bonaparte with wide eyes and an unbelievable expression: "Is that all there is?"
"That's right! That's all!" repeated Jerome Bonaparte.
"Okay! I get it!" Bi Fei felt it slightly, with a wry smile on the corner of his mouth. He didn't expect Mr. President to go around in such a big circle, even at the cost of ruining his (Bi Fei) reputation.
I knew earlier that I should have promised the president directly.
"By the way, there is more!" continued Jerome Bonaparte: "I hope that the construction of the telegraph line will follow the route of the railway network that the Ministry of Public Works is planning!"
The several railway lines that are under construction are undoubtedly built around future wars, and the telegraph network is also built around wars.
Only the developed telegraph network can enable the troops stationed along the railway line to receive the message from Paris in the first time and carry out the next move.
Little did Buffy know that a telegraph network extending in all directions would be as powerful a weapon as the railways would lead the war.
In his eyes, it was nothing but a trivial matter, but in the eyes of Jerome Bonaparte, it was a major event that determined the direction of the war.
If you don't accumulate a few steps, you can't go a thousand miles.
The outcome of a war is made up of various trifles in Bifei's eyes.
"Yes!" Biffy nodded in understanding to Jerome Bonaparte.
"Cheers to our future cooperation!" Jerome Bonaparte raised his glass and proposed a toast to Fay.
"Cheers!" Bifei also raised his glass in response.
When the dinner was nearing the end, after hesitating for a moment, Bifei asked, "Your Excellency, Mr. Prime Minister is planning to replace some of the cabinet members recently, you must know it!"
"Yeah!" Jerome Bonaparte nodded and said frankly: "I think Mr. Prime Minister suggested that some members of the republican faction should be properly introduced into the cabinet to stop those guys' mouths!"
"That's right!" Biffy calmed down and said again: "Your Excellency President, you should know that I have some relationship with Count Morley and the orthodox faction. Recently, Mr. Prime Minister and Count Morley have had a lot of trouble, so …”
Jerome Bonaparte obviously understood what Biffy meant. He was afraid that he would become a victim of Odilon Barrow in a position he had not yet warmed up to. He reassured: "Don't worry! Most of the cabinet members to be replaced this time are from Some departments with no substantive power will not affect you!"
Hearing Jerome Bonaparte's assurance, Biffy finally let go of his dangling heart.
The dinner continued until the end of 11 o'clock. After sending Biffy, who was full of alcohol, into the carriage, Jerome Bonaparte also returned to the bedroom to pay attention.
For the next two weeks, no ministers went to the Elysee Palace to report on the situation, except for the "Proposal for the Construction of the French Telegraph" submitted by Biffy.
On July 15, the list of new cabinet members was released. The results were as expected by Jerome Bonaparte, except that the foreign minister de Ruy was replaced by Tocqueville (moderate republican), and the finance minister Passy was replaced. Except for Baroche (Party of Order), the remaining cabinet members did not change.
At the same time, the draconian martial law press bill was introduced to Parliament and passed.
The Act stipulates that Articles 1 and 2 of the Press Decree of August 11, 1848 "shall apply to attacks on the power and authority of the President, as well as against the President himself" and will be pursued by the Public Prosecutor's Office.
All incitement against the army and navy aimed at undermining military duty and obedience ~www.novelhall.com~ is punishable by imprisonment for 1 month to 2 years and a fine of 25 to 4000 francs.
All attacks on respect for the law and the inviolability of rights, all defenses of criminal facts established by law are punishable by: imprisonment from 1 month to 2 years and a fine of 16 to 1000 francs.
Information published or reproduced with malicious intent, fake news, fake documents, etc., with the aim of disrupting the public peace, shall be punished with imprisonment from one month to one year and a fine of 50 to 1,000 francs.
Distributors and itinerant traders of writings, pamphlets, engravings and lithographs should obtain official permission. The approving authority has the right to withdraw such permission at any time.
The brief spring of the newspaper office is over, and the cold winter is coming.
On August 1, 1849, the Legislative Assembly entered a two-month recess in Odilon Barrow's solemn declaration.
With the exception of a handful of more than 20 members who are responsible for staying on duty at the Bourbon Palace, most of the members are enjoying the men's vacation.
Jerome Bonaparte stared silently at the "poor man" sitting beside him who was about to cry.In the 19th century, when the whole approached conservative moral values, everyone was bound by the moral order of this century.People under the repression of morality and order often do some deviant things."Mr. Minister, I understand your behavior!" Jerome Bonaparte looked at Biffy with a hint of pity in his eyes: "But sometimes, you have to adapt to this era!""I... I don't want to either!" Minister Bifei lowered his head and told his "history" in a choked tone: "I grew up in my father's club education... Father often taught me to keep us in the Take back what was lost in that revolution...he was so stern...so inhumane...since I was 20 I found myself in love with dressing up as a woman...I also discovered that I Didn't like women...instead became interested in all kinds of gentlemen...since then...I tried to bond with all kinds of men...at the age of 30...pushed to be with a woman I didn't know Getting married...I even wanted to run away at the time...""Huh?" Jerome Bonaparte raised his eyebrows slightly, interrupted Biffy and asked euphemistically, "Mr. Minister, doesn't your wife know about your little hobby?""Your Excellency, since my wife and I are in a political and financial alliance, we are just going about our own lives!" Minister Biffy explained to Jrme Bonaparte.After the vigorous revolution abolished the aristocratic privileges that entrenched on the torso of France and sucked the blood of all the citizens, a new generation of aristocrats represented by military merit and finance was born.Although these new aristocrats bear the title of a viscount/earl or even a duke, they still cannot integrate into the circle of the ancient aristocracy without the support of blood. Status excludes the integration of emerging aristocrats.If a new aristocrat wants to integrate into the circle logically, there is no other way but marriage. The new aristocrat will try every means to get his son to marry a daughter with an ancient surname, or give his daughter a large dowry, so that They can marry into your family.This marriage of blood and money was common in the 19th century, as long as the parties to the marriage came to an agreement, then their sons/daughters would be sold like goods."The alienation of capital!" Jerome Bonaparte murmured in a low voice."What are you talking about?" Jrme Bonaparte asked Minister Biffy, not listening to himself."Nothing!" Jerome Bonaparte waved his hand and said, "So Mr. Minister, what do you want me to do?""Your Excellency, I beg you not to report it!" Minister Biffy said to Jerome Bonaparte almost imploringly."Mr. Minister, it depends on your attitude!" Jerome Bonaparte said.Jrme Bonaparte never intended to use the Biff scandal to attack Odilon Barrow's cabinet from the very beginning.Just as holding a nuclear weapon in the hand and not launching it is the greatest threat, scandal can only retain greater deterrence if it is held in the hand and not spread.Once the scandal is made public, Minister Bifei's reputation will indeed be destroyed in an instant, and even he himself may have to apologize for the future of the party of Order, and even Odilon Barrow's cabinet will be killed because of the same-sex scandal. downfall.It should be known that it was not until the period of the Third Republic that France abolished the law of imprisonment for same-sex intimacy.One can imagine the public opinion's tolerance for behavior between the same sex.Once the storm subsides, and if someone is willing to investigate, they will be able to find out the main story behind the scenes. Jerome Bonaparte never doubted the efficiency of the Paris reporter.At that time, Jerome Bonaparte may also be caught in the "secret police" problem.As it stands, there is no benefit to Jrme Bonaparte in the fight against Bife."I'm willing to obey your orders!" Buffy, who was caught, lost his previous arrogance and softly said to Jerome Bonaparte."Mr. Minister, welcome to join us!" said Jerome Bonaparte, extending his hand to Buffy."You have won, Your Excellency!" Biffy held out his hand and held it with Jrme Bonaparte's.Under the threat of Jrme Bonaparte, Biffy had to make an alliance with him."Don't worry! Mr. Biffy, you have decided that you will not regret your choice today!" Jerome Bonaparte assured Biffy."Hope it!" Bi Fei smiled bitterly again, knowing that it would be difficult for him to get off the pirate ship, he muttered, "I hope I won't be a funeral item for your ambitions!"Jrme Bonaparte didn't hear Biffy's muttering very softly, but he didn't bother to ask what Biffy had just said."Minister Bifei, I hope that the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce can come up with a plan for laying telegraph lines across the country and overseas within a month!" Jerome Bonaparte expressed his request."I will make the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce take action as soon as possible!" Minister Bifei nodded in response."Okay! That's all I want for now!" Jerome Bonaparte said to Fay, spreading his hands."What else..." Biffy asked subconsciously, and then he asked Jerome Bonaparte with wide eyes and an unbelievable expression: "Is that all there is?""That's right! That's all!" repeated Jerome Bonaparte."Okay! I get it!" Bi Fei felt it slightly, with a wry smile on the corner of his mouth. He didn't expect Mr. President to go around in such a big circle, even at the cost of ruining his Bi Fei reputation.I knew earlier that I should have promised the president directly."By the way, there is more!" continued Jerome Bonaparte: "I hope that the construction of the telegraph line will follow the route of the railway network that the Ministry of Public Works is planning!"The several railway lines that are under construction are undoubtedly built around future wars, and the telegraph network is also built around wars.Only the developed telegraph network can enable the troops stationed along the railway line to receive the message from Paris in the first time and carry out the next move.Little did Buffy know that a telegraph network extending in all directions would be as powerful a weapon as the railways would lead the war.In his eyes, it was nothing but a trivial matter, but in the eyes of Jerome Bonaparte, it was a major event that determined the direction of the war.If you don't accumulate a few steps, you can't go a thousand miles.The outcome of a war is made up of various trifles in Bifei's eyes."Yes!" Biffy nodded in understanding to Jerome Bonaparte."Cheers to our future cooperation!" Jerome Bonaparte raised his glass and proposed a toast to Fay."Cheers!" Bifei also raised his glass in response.When the dinner was nearing the end, after hesitating for a moment, Bifei asked, "Your Excellency, Mr. Prime Minister is planning to replace some of the cabinet members recently, you must know it!""Yeah!" Jerome Bonaparte nodded and said frankly: "I think Mr. Prime Minister suggested that some members of the republican faction should be properly introduced into the cabinet to stop those guys' mouths!""That's right!" Biffy calmed down and said again: "Your Excellency President, you should know that I have some relationship with Count Morley and the orthodox faction. Recently, Mr. Prime Minister and Count Morley have had a lot of trouble, soJerome Bonaparte obviously understood what Biffy meant. He was afraid that he would become a victim of Odilon Barrow in a position he had not yet warmed up to. He reassured: "Don't worry! Most of the cabinet members to be replaced this time are from Some departments with no substantive power will not affect you!"Hearing Jerome Bonaparte's assurance, Biffy finally let go of his dangling heart.The dinner continued until the end of 11 o'clock. After sending Biffy, who was full of alcohol, into the carriage, Jerome Bonaparte also returned to the bedroom to pay attention.For the next two weeks, no ministers went to the Elysee Palace to report on the situation, except for the "Proposal for the Construction of the French Telegraph" submitted by Biffy.On July 15, the list of new cabinet members was released. The results were as expected by Jerome Bonaparte, except that the foreign minister de Ruy was replaced by Tocqueville moderate republican, and the finance minister Passy was replaced. Except for Baroche Party of Order, the remaining cabinet members did not change.At the same time, the draconian martial law press bill was introduced to Parliament and passed.The Act stipulates that Articles 1 and 2 of the Press Decree of August 11, 1848 "shall apply to attacks on the power and authority of the President, as well as against the President himself" and will be pursued by the Public Prosecutor's Office.All incitement against the army and navy aimed at undermining military duty and obedience ~www.novelhall.com~ is punishable by imprisonment for 1 month to 2 years and a fine of 25 to 4000 francs.All attacks on respect for the law and the inviolability of rights, all defenses of criminal facts established by law are punishable by: imprisonment from 1 month to 2 years and a fine of 16 to 1000 francs.Information published or reproduced with malicious intent, fake news, fake documents, etc., with the aim of disrupting the public peace, shall be punished with imprisonment from one month to one year and a fine of 50 to 1,000 francs.Distributors and itinerant traders of writings, pamphlets, engravings and lithographs should obtain official permission. The approving authority has the right to withdraw such permission at any time.The brief spring of the newspaper office is over, and the cold winter is coming.On August 1, 1849, the Legislative Assembly entered a two-month recess in Odilon Barrow's solemn declaration.With the exception of a handful of more than 20 members who are responsible for staying on duty at the Bourbon Palace, most of the members are enjoying the men's vacation.
