Restart Spain Chapter 106

The election in the United States did not have any impact on Europe on the other side of the ocean. Disraeli, the Prime Minister of the British Empire, once again came to Spain on the other side of the strait.

At a time when the popular vote in the United States seemed unanimous, Disraeli had made up his mind to support the seemingly unlikely plan.

"Mr. Prime Minister, there is news from the United States that the Democrats won this election with an advantage of 184 to 165, and only 20 votes from the southern states have not yet made a statement."

"But the results seem clear," reported Disraeli's entourage.

Listening to the reports from his subordinates, Disraeli was even more shocked and felt incredible about Alfonso's remarks.

"Your Majesty, America really seems to be as you said, it seems to have signs of civil war."

Inside the Royal Palace of Madrid, Disraeli said this to Alfonso.

"The British Empire is willing to participate in this campaign against America."

"Your Excellency Prime Minister, then on behalf of the Kingdom of Spain, I welcome you here. I believe that this time the Americans will suffer more serious losses."

For Disraeli's visit, Alfonso expected, but also had a little surprise.

This means that the next action against Americans will be more helpful, and the Victorian British Empire is not a casual talk.

If you want to cause chaos for the Americans, the scale of the war in the United States must not be small.

"For the next plan, let me have a good talk for His Excellency the Prime Minister."

Alfonso looked at the elderly Disraeli with a smile. The Spaniards had almost completed the acquisition of officials in the early stage.

"Please, Your Majesty!"

"In our next expectation, the Republicans will use any means to buy the remaining 20 candidate votes to complete the Jedi counterattack against the Democrats."

"We don't have to intervene in these things, the entrenched Republicans are going to do it beautifully."

Alfonso in later generations still heard about the darkness of American campaign politics during this period.

The four states in the deep south, on the original historical trajectory, actually all supported the Republicans, and even a strange organization such as the Candidate Committee appeared.

Gradually take the Democrats' victories under their command.

"Since Your Majesty is so confident, what should we do next?"

Disraeli nodded lightly, expressing approval, the next thing is the real big deal.

"William, a close aide to Democratic candidate Tilton, is our man!"

"This man will direct the southern army to fire the first shot against the north!"

Alfonso handed Disraeli the information on William under the table, the German would be the most important part of the plan.

"And in the North, we also bought several generals, and after William's first shot, they would quickly attack the South, and we would force America into a civil war."

Looking at the information on William in front of him, even Disraeli, who was the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, couldn't help but be shocked by this almost foresight.

In the distant Royal Palace of Madrid, who planned the American Civil War almost from beginning to end, the young Spanish king, both in means and vision, has far exceeded Disraeli's belief.

This can not help but remind him of his own Queen Victoria's son, Edward VII.

Unlike Alfonso, who had already started planning such a plan at a young age,

Edward VII was born in 1841, the eldest son of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.

Edward VII looked nothing like his handsome father, Prince Albert, but his mother, Queen Victoria.

Edward VII was low and fat, and his appearance was not impressive, but he was invincible in the love field, and won the favor of beautiful women. He was invincible and invincible.

The invincible battle in the love field also means that the crown prince of the British Empire is really unable to support the wall, and Queen Victoria does not even let him intervene in political affairs.

"Your Excellency, what we need now is that the British need to join us in supporting the southern government after these things have happened."

"Through Cuba's role as a supply point and continuous blood transfusions from the southern government, this time our goal is not to make them civil war, but to make them independent!"

Alfonso said in a deep voice that a complete America is terrible, but once North America is divided into three parts, Canada and the North and South America will exist at the same time.

then it will be less of a concern for Europe

The election of the U.S. government has aroused extremely widespread concern in the United States.

While South Carolina, Florida and Louisiana's 20 electoral votes have yet to be announced, those states are all in the Democratic southern core.

In almost everyone's mind, the Republican Party is doomed.

On the morning of November 8, many newspapers in the United States published the news of Tilton's victory in the general election, and even the belligerent "New York Republican Tribune" admitted Hayes' defeat.

But Hayes has a theoretical silver lining: Tilton has only 19 more electoral votes than Hayes.

If the 19 electoral votes in South Carolina, Florida and Louisiana went to Hayes, he would have won the election with 185 electoral votes to Tilton's 184.

Republicans as a whole are on the move.

"New York Times" senior editor John Reed woke up late at night with Republican National Chairman Zacharya Chandler, proposing to do whatever it takes to win the four states and put Hayes in the White House.

Chandler agreed to Reid's proposal and immediately sent telegrams to Republican party workers in the four states, asking them to take their states at any cost.

The key to the success of the scheme is the state canvassing committees, which have the power to certify the legitimacy of ballots and reject those that appear questionable.

Of course ~www.mtlnovel.com~ The canvassing committees in these four states are all composed of Republicans and are supported by the federal military.

November 15

Both the Democratic and Republican parties said they had won the four states, and things started to get confusing.

November 20

The U.S. Election Commission is established. The committee plans to include seven Democrats, seven Republicans, and a representative from an independent party.

There has even been a dramatic scene in the presidency of the United States. Republicans who are unwilling to watch the Democrats enter the White House have begun to do whatever they can.

The situation in the United States is also in the dispute between the two parties, and gradually began to become confusing. Under the surging undercurrent, it seems that something major is brewing

In 1876, the American media was happy. Various uninterrupted major events in the United States made various newspapers earn a lot of money, but this may not be the case for ordinary American people.

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