[X] The Dandies (Center Right)
--[X] Push for Marshal Murat as Imperial Regent in the legislature. Seek an alliance with the Old Guard and the Bonapartists. Support their candidates if necessary to ensure the radicals of the Left and the reactionary right won't destroy the Empire.
--[X] Reform the Muscadins to keep control off the volatile situation in Paris. Specifically target the rich sons of the new Bonaparist nobility and the bourgeoisie. The fighting dandies will defend the Empire's honor!
--[X] Prepare a eulogy for the Emperor that Marshal Murat will deliver at his funeral. Inflame the passions of the people and remind them of imperial glory and Murat's key role.
 
[X] The Dandies (Center Right)
--[X] Push for Marshal Murat as Imperial Regent in the legislature. Seek an alliance with the Old Guard and the Bonapartists. Support their candidates if necessary to ensure the radicals of the Left and the reactionary right won't destroy the Empire.
--[X] Reform the Muscadins to keep control off the volatile situation in Paris. Specifically target the rich sons of the new Bonaparist nobility and the bourgeoisie. The fighting dandies will defend the Empire's honor!
--[X] Prepare a eulogy for the Emperor that Marshal Murat will deliver at his funeral. Inflame the passions of the people and remind them of imperial glory and Murat's key role.

Lets pour one out for the Emperor.

Is My Man Murat being loyal? :V
 
[X] The Otrantists (Left)
--[X] Push for Fouche to begin immediate crackdowns on any possible protests against the rightful Imperial throne, whether they be on the streets or in the clubhouses. The scythe of L'Empereur shall cut down all dissidents.
--[X] Crackdown on marches for the Far Left candidates for Imperial Regent, organize rightful marches for Law and Order, for L'Empereur!
--[X] Free banquets organized by the Otrantists to garner support within the cities, spreading pamphlets via them in the process.
--[X] The imprisonment of political dissidents, whether from the far right or the far left, on temporary charges to prevent them from disturbing the peace.
--[X] Crack down on any silly attempts at organizing "citizen militias", the police will maintain the peace as they have always done under Fouche!
--[X] The Republican values which we hold so dearly must be reintroduced, slowly of course, with stability over all to ensure the existence of the Concert of Europe!

VIOLENCE
 
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[X] The Otrantists (Left)
--[X] Push for Fouche to begin immediate crackdowns on any possible protests against the rightful Imperial throne, whether they be on the streets or in the clubhouses. The scythe of L'Empereur shall cut down all dissidents.
--[X] Crackdown on marches for the Far Left candidates for Imperial Regent, organize rightful marches for Law and Order, for L'Empereur!
--[X] Free banquets organized by the Otrantists to garner support within the cities, spreading pamphlets via them in the process.
--[X] The imprisonment of political dissidents, whether from the far right or the far left, on temporary charges to prevent them from disturbing the peace.
--[X] Crack down on any silly attempts at organizing "citizen militias", the police will maintain the peace as they have always done under Fouche!
--[X] The Republican values which we hold so dearly must be reintroduced, slowly of course, with stability over all to ensure the existence of the Concert of Europe!

The triumphal March of Democracy must remain controlled, yet unyielding, and only le Duc d'Otrante can guide it so!
 
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[X] The Otrantists (Left)
--[X] Push for Fouche to begin immediate crackdowns on any possible protests against the rightful Imperial throne, whether they be on the streets or in the clubhouses. The scythe of L'Empereur shall cut down all dissidents.
--[X] Crackdown on marches for the Far Left candidates for Imperial Regent, organize rightful marches for Law and Order, for L'Empereur!
--[X] Free banquets organized by the Otrantists to garner support within the cities, spreading pamphlets via them in the process.
--[X] The imprisonment of political dissidents, whether from the far right or the far left, on temporary charges to prevent them from disturbing the peace.
--[X] Crack down on any silly attempts at organizing "citizen militias", the police will maintain the peace as they have always done under Fouche!
--[X] The Republican values which we hold so dearly must be reintroduced, slowly of course, with stability over all to ensure the existence of the Concert of Europe!
 
[X] The Old Guard (Center Left)

Ah, the Center Left. Were probably going to be torn to shreds by the Jacobins (For being Semi-Monarchists) and the Right (For being Semi-Republicans). But maybe we can have a good few years (or at least one or two) before our inevitable demise. At the very least, it'll be fun.
 
Constitution of 1815
What follows is an effort to reconstruct the constitutional scheme we're working with. It is by no means canonical unless and until promulgated such by @Telamon (though the acts of Year VIII, Year X, and Year XII which it modifies are, preceding as they do divergence from OTL) and is presented merely as a point of interest. The OTL Act Additional of April 22, 1815 is taken as a basis; those excisions marked in red and additions in blue are those sufficient to produce the situation we encounter at the start of the quest—under the OTL scheme, marshals (i.e., grand officers of the Empire) and ministers were not eligible to election as regent unless they were also grand dignitaries of the Empire, disqualifying several of the presented candidates (viz., Jourdan, Fouché, and Carnot), and election was by the Senate rather than reserved to the Chamber of Representatives.

Napoleon, by the grace of God and the constitutions, Emperor of the French. Since we were called fifteen years ago by the will of France to the government of the state we have sought at different times to improve the constitutional forms, according to the needs and desires of the nation and by profiting from the lessons of experience. The constitutions of the Empire have thus been formed by a series of acts which have received the acceptance of the people. We had then for our aim to organize a great European federative system which we had adopted as in conformity with the spirit of the age and favorable to the progress of civilization. In order to bring it to completion and to give to it all the extent and all the stability of which it was susceptible, we had postponed the establishment of several internal institutions, more especially designed to protect the liberty of the citizens. Our aim henceforth is nothing else than to increase the prosperity of France by strengthening public liberty. From this springs the necessity of several important alterations in the constitutions, senatus-consulta, and other acts which govern the Empire.

For these reasons, wishing, on the one hand, to retain from the past whatever is good and salutary, and on the other, to make the constitutions of the Empire entirely conformable to the national wishes and needs, as well as to the state of peace which we shall desire to maintain with Europe, we have resolved to propose to the people a series of provisions tending to alter and improve these constitutional acts, to surround the rights of citizens with all their guarantees, to give to the representative system its full extent, to invest in the intermediary bodies with desirable importance power; in a word, to combine the highest point of political liberty and individual security with the strength and centralization necessary to make the independence of the French people and the dignity of our crown respected by foreigners. In consequence, the following articles, forming an act supplementary to the constitutions of the Empire, shall be submitted for the free and solemn acceptance of all citizens throughout the whole extent of France.

Title I. General Provisions.
  1. The constitutions of the Empire, particularly the constitutional act of 22 Frimaire, Year VIII, the senatus-consulta of 14 and 16 Thermidor, Year X, and that of 28 Floréal, Year XII, shall be altered by the following provisions. All of their other provisions are confirmed and maintained.
  2. The legislative power is exercised by the Emperor and by two chambers of the Imperial Parliament.
  3. The first chamber, called the Chamber of Peers, is hereditary.
  4. The Emperor appoints its members, who are irremovable, they and their male descendants in the direct line from eldest to eldest. The number of peers is unlimited. Adoption does not transmit the dignity of a peer to one who is the object of it.
    Peers take seats at twenty-one years of age, but have a deliberative voice only at twenty-five.
  5. The Chamber of Peers is presided over by the Arch-Chancellor of the Empire, or, in the case provided for by Article 51 of the senatus-consultum of 28 Floréal, Year XII, by one of the members of that chamber especially designated by the Emperor.
  6. The members of the imperial family within the order of succession are peers by right. They sit beside the president. They take seats at eighteen years of age, but have a deliberative voice only at twenty-one years.
  7. The second chamber, called Chamber of Representatives, is elected by the people.
  8. The members of this chamber are in number six hundred and twenty-nine. They must be at least twenty-five years of age.
  9. The president of the Chamber of Representatives is appointed by the chamber at the opening of the first session. He remains in office until the renewal of the chamber. His appointment is submitted to the approval of the Emperor.
  10. The Chamber of Representatives verifies the credentials of its members and pronounces upon the validity of contested elections.
  11. The members of the Chamber of Representatives receive for the expenses of travel and during the session the compensation decreed by the Constituent Assembly.
  12. They are indefinitely re-eligible.
  13. The Chamber of Representatives is of right renewed entire every five years.
  14. No member of either chamber can be arrested, saving in the case of flagrante delicto, nor prosecuted for a criminal or correctional matter, during the sessions, except in virtue of a resolution of the chamber of which he is a part.
  15. None can be arrested or imprisoned for debts from the beginning of the convocation nor for forty days after the session.
  16. Peers are tried by their chamber in criminal and correctional matters in the forms which shall be regulated by law.
  17. The character of peer or representative is compatible with any public position, except those of accountants.
    Nevertheless, the prefects and sub-prefects cannot be elected by the electoral college of the department or the district which they administer.
  18. The Emperor sends into the chamber ministers of state and councilors of state, who sit there and take part in the discussions, but have a deliberative voice only in case they are members of the chamber as peers or as representatives of the people.
  19. The ministers who are members of the Chamber of Peers or of that of the representatives, or who sit by direction of the government, give to the chambers the explanations which are deemed necessary when their publicity does not compromise the interest of the state.
  20. The sittings of the two chambers are public. Nevertheless, they can form themselves into secret committee, the Chamber of Peers upon the request of ten members, that of the representatives upon the request of twenty-five. The government can also require secret committees for communications which it has to make. In any case the decisions and the votes can take place only in public session.
  21. The Emperor can prorogue, adjourn and dissolve the Chamber of Representatives. The proclamation which pronounces the dissolution convokes the electoral colleges for a new election, and directs the meeting of the representatives within six months at the latest.
  22. During the interval between sessions of the Chamber of Representatives, or in case of dissolution of that chamber, the Chamber of Peers cannot assemble.
  23. The government has the proposing of the laws; the chambers can propose amendments; if these amendments are not adopted by the government, the chambers are required to vote upon the law as it has been proposed.
  24. The chambers have the power to invite the government to propose a law upon a defined subject and to draw up what seems to it suitable to insert in the law. This request may be made by each of the two chambers.
  25. When a bill is adopted in one of the two chambers, it is sent to the other; and if it is approved there, it is sent to the Emperor.
  26. No written speech, except reports of commissions, reports of the ministers upon the laws which are presented and the accounts which are rendered, can be read in either of the chambers.

    Title II. Of the Electoral Colleges and of the Manner of Election.

  27. The department and district electoral colleges are maintained, in conformity with the senatus-consultum of 16 Thermidor, Year X, except for the modifications that follow.
  28. The cantonal assemblies shall fill each year by annual elections all the vacancies in the electoral colleges.
  29. Dating from the year 1816, a member of the Chamber of Peers, designated by the Emperor, shall be president, for life and irremovable, of each department electoral college.
  30. Dating from the same time, the electoral college of each department shall appoint from among the members of each district college, the president and two vice-presidents. For this purpose the meeting of the department college shall precede that of the district college by fifteen days.
  31. The colleges of the department and of the district shall appoint the number of representatives fixed for each by the act and the table herewith annexed, number one.
  32. Representatives may be chosen without distinction from the whole extent of France.
    Each department or district college which shall choose a representative outside of the department or the district shall select a substitute, who shall be taken necessarily from within the department or the district.
  33. Industry and manufacturing and commercial property shall have a special representation.
    The election of the commercial and manufacturing representatives shall be made by the electoral college of the department out of a list of eligibles prepared by the chamber of commerce and the consultative chambers assembled together, according to the act and table herewith annexed.

    Title III. Of the Law of Taxation.

  34. The general direct tax, upon real estate or personal property, is voted only for one year; the indirect taxes can be voted for several years.
    In the case of the dissolution of the Chamber of Representatives, the taxes voted in the previous session are continued until the new meeting of the chamber.
  35. No direct or indirect tax, in money or in kind, can be collected, no loan can be made, no entry of credits upon the ledgers of the public debt can be made, no domain can be alienated or exchanged, no levy of men for the army can be ordered, no portion of the territory can be exchanged, except in virtue of a law.
  36. No proposal for taxation, loan, or the levy of men, or, in the case provided for by Article 21 of the senatus-consultum of 28 Floréal, Year XII, election of the regent from among the titular grand dignitaries of the Empire, the ministers and the secretary of state, and the grand officers of the Empire, can be made except by the Chamber of Representatives.
  37. To the Chamber of Representatives also is first brought: 1st, the general budget of the state, containing the estimate of the receipts and the amount of money proposed to be assigned for the year to each department of the ministry; 2d, the account of the receipts and expenses of the year or the preceding years.

    Title VI. Of the Ministers and Responsibility.

  38. All the acts of the government must be countersigned by a minister having a department.
  39. The ministers are responsible for the acts of the government signed by them, as well as for the execution of the laws.
  40. They can lie accused by the Chamber of Representatives and are tried by that of the peers.
  41. Any minister or any commander of the army or navy can be accused by the Chamber of Representatives and tried by the Chamber of Peers for having compromised the safety or the honor of the nation.
  42. The Chamber of Peers in this case exercises a discretionary power, either to characterize the offense or to inflict the penalty.
  43. Before pronouncing for the indictment of a minister, the Chamber of Representatives must declare that there is occasion to investigate the proposal of accusation.
  44. This declaration can be made only after the report of a commission of sixty members drawn by lot. This commission does not make its report sooner than ten days after its appointment.
  45. When the chamber has declared that there is occasion to investigate, it can call before it the minister to ask for explanations from him. This call cannot take place until ten days after the report of the commission.
  46. In no other case can ministers having departments be called or sent for by the chambers.
  47. When the Chamber of Representatives has declared that there is occasion to investigate a minister, there is formed a new commission of sixty members, drawn by lot, as was the first, and this commission makes a new report upon the indictment. This commission cannot make its report until ten days after its appointment.
  48. The indictment cannot be pronounced until ten days after the reading and the distribution of the report.
  49. The accusation being pronounced, the Chamber of Representatives appoints five commissioners taken from its body, to prosecute the accusation before the Chamber of Peers.
  50. Article 75 of title VIII of the constitutional act of 22 Frimaire, Year VIII, providing that the agents of the government can be prosecuted only in virtue of a decision of the Council of State, shall be altered by a law.

    Title V. Of the Judicial Power.

  51. The Emperor appoints all the judges. They are irremovable, and are appointed for the remainder of their lives, except the appointments of justices of the peace and judges of commerce, which shall take place as in the past. The present judges appointed by the Emperor upon the terms of the senatus-consultum of October 12, 1807, and whom he shall think proper to retain, shall receive life nominations before the first of January next.
  52. The jury system is retained.
  53. Trials in criminal matters are public.
  54. All other offenses, even if committed by soldiers, are under the jurisdiction of the civil tribunals.
  55. All crimes and offenses over which the imperial high court had jurisdiction and the trial of which is not reserved by the present act to the Chamber of Peers, shall be brought before the ordinary tribunals.
  56. The Emperor has the right to pardon, even in correctional matters, and to grant amnesties.
  57. The interpretations of the laws asked for by the court of cassation shall be given in the form of a law.

    Title VI. Rights of Citizens.

  58. Frenchmen are equal before the law, whether for contribution to public taxes and charges, or for admission to civil and military employments.
  59. No one under any pretext can be deprived of the judges who are assigned to him by law.
  60. No one can be prosecuted, arrested, detained or exiled except in cases provided for by law and according to the prescribed forms.
  61. Liberty of worship is guaranteed to all.
  62. All property possessed or acquired by virtue of the laws, and all state-credits, are inviolable.
  63. Every citizen has the right to print and publish his thoughts in signed form, without any prior censorship, subject to legal responsibility, after publication, by jury trial, even when there may occasion for the application of only a correctional penalty.
  64. The right of petition is secured to all citizens. Every petition is individual. These petitions can be addressed either to the government or to the two chambers: but these last also must be entitled: To his Majesty the Emperor. They shall be presented to the chambers under the guarantee of a member who recommends the petition. They are read publicly; and if the chamber takes them into consideration, they are brought to the Emperor by the president.
  65. No place nor any part of the territory can be declared in a state of siege, except in the case of invasion on the part of a foreign force, or of civil disturbances.
    In the first case, the declaration is made by an act of the government.
    In the second case, it can be made only by a law.
    Yet, the case occurring, if the chambers are not assembled, the act of the government declaring the state of siege must be converted into a proposal for a law within the first fifteen days of the meeting of the chambers.
  66. The French people declare that, in the delegation which it has made and which it makes of its powers, it has not intended and does not intend to give the right to propose the re-establishment of the Bourbons or any prince of that family upon the throne, even in the case of the extinction of the imperial dynasty, nor the right to re-establish either the ancient feudal nobility, or the feudal and seignioral rights, or tithes, or any privileged and ruling worship, or the power to bring any attack upon the irrevocability of the sale or the national domains; it especially forbids to the government, the chambers and the citizens any proposition of this kind.
 
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X] The Otrantists (Left)
--[X] Push for Fouche to begin immediate crackdowns on any possible protests against the rightful Imperial throne, whether they be on the streets or in the clubhouses. The scythe of L'Empereur shall cut down all dissidents.
--[X] Crackdown on marches for the Far Left candidates for Imperial Regent, organize rightful marches for Law and Order, for L'Empereur!
--[X] Free banquets organized by the Otrantists to garner support within the cities, spreading pamphlets via them in the process.
--[X] The imprisonment of political dissidents, whether from the far right or the far left, on temporary charges to prevent them from disturbing the peace.
--[X] Crack down on any silly attempts at organizing "citizen militias", the police will maintain the peace as they have always done under Fouche!
--[X] The Republican values which we hold so dearly must be reintroduced, slowly of course, with stability over all to ensure the existence of the Concert of Europe!

The triumphal March of Democracy must remain controlled, yet unyielding, and only le Duc d'Otrante can guide it so!
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[X] The Dandies (Center Right)
--[X] Push for Marshal Murat as Imperial Regent in the legislature. Seek an alliance with the Old Guard and the Bonapartists. Support their candidates if necessary to ensure the radicals of the Left and the reactionary right won't destroy the Empire.
--[X] Reform the Muscadins to keep control off the volatile situation in Paris. Specifically target the rich sons of the new Bonaparist nobility and the bourgeoisie. The fighting dandies will defend the Empire's honor!
--[X] Prepare a eulogy for the Emperor that Marshal Murat will deliver at his funeral. Inflame the passions of the people and remind them of imperial glory and Murat's key role.
[X] The Old Guard (Center Left)
--[X] Carnot the Great will helm a mighty loyal reform movement, one that advocates for an Imperial Republic: a constitutional monarchy with a strong imperial executive checked by an empowered legislature. The days of autocracy are over; the Empire's day has just begun.
--[X] Enlist the middle class elevated by the professionalization of the state and growth of the economy -- the merchants, the line military officers, and the bureaucrats -- to form the nucleus of a well-funded, organized movement that champions both reform and the state in equal measure.
--[X] The principal platform of the Old Guard shall be the aid and mobilization of the Emperor's veterans. Private measures like charity hospitals shall join with legislative measures like pensions to ensure their well-being, and they will make able and vocal supporters for our reform program; our National Guards.
[X] The Josephites (Far Right)
--[X] Give a crowd-rousing speech to our key supporters as well as the commoners (ew) to invoke a populist mass movement while also condemning the RADICAL LEFT'S attempt to do away with Napoleon's lineage and heroism through a return of the TERROR, FOUCHE, and the horror that was the GODLESS CULT OF THE SUPREME BEING and CULT OF REASON, while also advocating heavily for NAPOLEON TO BE DECLARED A SAINT OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
--[X] Begin organizing the Josephites into a proper political faction focused on rural reactionary areas and urban areas. The faction will be based around the military (they did us proud), military veterans, Christian values, pan-Empire nationalist rhetoric, "national monarchist republicanism", and the people in order to gain needed supporters through a message of reactionarism combined with a facade of progressism (aka fascism) while also trying to seek an temporary alliance of convenience with the other right-wing factions to CRUSH THE LEFT and UNITE THE RIGHT.
--[X] Create our own version of the paramilitary Muscadins called the Francs-Tireurs based around military veterans and eager and willing civilians, in order to help guard the people and nobility from the RADICAL LEFT (and if necessary do a second Thermidor).
[X] The Otrantists (Left)
--[X] Push for Fouche to begin immediate crackdowns on any possible protests against the rightful Imperial throne, whether they be on the streets or in the clubhouses. The scythe of L'Empereur shall cut down all dissidents.
--[X] Crackdown on marches for the Far Left candidates for Imperial Regent, organize rightful marches for Law and Order, for L'Empereur!
--[X] Free banquets organized by the Otrantists to garner support within the cities, spreading pamphlets via them in the process.
--[X] The imprisonment of political dissidents, whether from the far right or the far left, on temporary charges to prevent them from disturbing the peace.
--[X] Crack down on any silly attempts at organizing "citizen militias", the police will maintain the peace as they have always done under Fouche!
--[X] The Republican values which we hold so dearly must be reintroduced, slowly of course, with stability over all to ensure the existence of the Concert of Europe!)
[X] The Bonapartists (Center)
-[X] Call for moderation in all things, as at this time, with no hand on the tiller of the Empire, it could easily swerve into peril.
-[X] Organize funeral marches all across the country for the Emperor, with veterans of the Army and artifacts of the Monarchy at the head. The People who have fought for the Empire must know that they still embody it, even in a period of apparent confusion.
-[X] Reach out to the Old Guard and the Dandies and begin negotiations for a cabinet-in-waiting, so that the new Regent may sweep into power with allies and a mandate to ensure act decisively for moderation.
[X] The Josephites (Far Right)
--[X] Give a crowd-rousing speech to our key supporters as well as the commoners (ew) to invoke a populist mass movement while also condemning the RADICAL LEFT'S attempt to do away with Napoleon's lineage and heroism through a return of the TERROR, FOUCHE, and the horror that was the GODLESS CULT OF THE SUPREME BEING and CULT OF REASON, while also advocating heavily for NAPOLEON TO BE DECLARED A SAINT OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
--[X] Begin organizing the Josephites into a proper political faction focused on rural reactionary areas and urban areas. The faction will be based around the military (they did us proud), military veterans, Christian values, pan-Empire nationalist rhetoric, "national monarchist republicanism", and the people in order to gain needed supporters through a message of reactionarism combined with a facade of progressism (aka fascism) while also trying to seek an temporary alliance of convenience with the other right-wing factions to CRUSH THE LEFT and UNITE THE RIGHT.
--[X] Create our own version of the paramilitary Muscadins called the Francs-Tireurs based around military veterans and eager and willing civilians, in order to help guard the people and nobility from the RADICAL LEFT (and if necessary do a second Thermidor).
--[X] Demand crackdowns on the FAR LEFT (we will use the Otrantists as a tool to purge the opposition)
[X] The Otrantists (Left)
-[X] Use Fouché's vast network of spies to find a compromise candidate for regent that has been sufficiently implicated to ensure compliance to Fouché's and the Otrantists will.
-[X] Use Fouché's 'connections' to secure a broad coalition to back this compromise candidate to 'uphold the unity of the French Empire', with Fouché (rightly) viewed with great suspicion it is imperative that any compromise candidate is first propose by any non-Otrantist delegate.
-[X] In these trying times the police within the capital must be armed (as Fouché's paramilitary) as dispersing crowds, arresting ringleaders and foiling conspiracies for any who might seek to conduct counter-revolutionary activities and overthrow the Empire (and purge us) is essential and must be dealt with quickly and efficiently.
[X] The Old Guard (Center Left)
-[X] Counter the campaigning of the Bonapartists and straight out monarchists by bringing in your own Bonaparte to campaign, the ever-maverick Lucien Bonaparte who was once the kingmaker behind Napoleon's rise but never gave up his republican principles even against his own brother, though like Carnot he eventually did reconcile with the Emperor as the empire liberalized.
[X] The Bonapartists (Center)
--[X] The heart of the regime consists of some 70,000 notables in 130 departments. These men were the main benefactors of the properties transferred from the biens nationaux: the regime had previously promised to protect the new order of business in return for their active support. They were most distinguished by their wealth and by their public virtues. France could secure a network of dependents and clients from them. The Prince de Venise must appeal to their sentiments first and then from the ground up will the institutions of the state be theirs to capture. It is they who staff the communal, arrondissement and departmental councils.
--[X] In this time of chaos, the prefects and sub-prefects, powerful executives in their own right, are the mechanisms by which the regime can exercise their muscle. The partisans of the royal family must bolster their actions to stem any outbreak of violence contrary to the realm's public peace. In support of their efforts, the Ministry of Police should sniff out conspiracies in the four arrondissements de police. The pre-censorship for the book trade should remain in place as well. One should never tolerate an errant pamphlet or risk mischief makers running amok. As the Empereur would write: Il est tout à fait indécent que des hommes si ignorants écrivent d'une manière classique sur des choses qui se sont passées de nos jours [It is completely indecent that such ignorant men write old fashioned nonsense on today's affairs.].
 
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[X] The Jacobins (Far Left)
-[X] The radical sections of Paris have been neglected these long years, but with the Muscadins once more on the prowl, it should be no hardship to rally our people to defend themselves and their right to organise. Passive citizens they are not.
-[X] The Jacobin Clubs ought to be reopened, in this new more enlightened age.
-[X] If we wish to represent the great masses of France, we must get our message out to them. Establish printing presses for creating leaflets and broadsheets, not just in Paris but wherever we can maintain a presence.
 
[X] The Jacobins (Far Left)
-[X] The radical sections of Paris have been neglected these long years, but with the Muscadins once more on the prowl, it should be no hardship to rally our people to defend themselves and their right to organise. Passive citizens they are not.
-[X] The Jacobin Clubs ought to be reopened, in this new more enlightened age.
-[X] If we wish to represent the great masses of France, we must get our message out to them. Establish printing presses for creating leaflets and broadsheets, not just in Paris but wherever we can maintain a presence.
 
[X] The Jacobins (Far Left)
-[X] Emphasize Jean-Baptiste Jourdan's status as a war hero and that he would has shown no desire to usurp power for himself as others may be tempted to do. Jean-Baptiste Jourdan has ever been loyal to the Republic, and then to Napoleon, he would not turn on them now. His hands are safe, his valour proven. The world watches us, we should not blink.
-[X] The radical sections of Paris have been neglected these long years, but with the Muscadins once more on the prowl, it should be no hardship to rally our people to defend themselves and their right to organise. Passive citizens they are not.
-[X] The Jacobin Clubs ought to be reopened, in this new more enlightened age.
 
[X] The Josephites (Far Right)
--[X] Give a crowd-rousing speech to our key supporters as well as the commoners (ew) to invoke a populist mass movement while also condemning the RADICAL LEFT'S attempt to do away with Napoleon's lineage and heroism through a return of the TERROR, FOUCHE, and the horror that was the GODLESS CULT OF THE SUPREME BEING and CULT OF REASON, while also advocating heavily for NAPOLEON TO BE DECLARED A SAINT OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
--[X] Begin organizing the Josephites into a proper political faction focused on rural reactionary areas and urban areas. The faction will be based around the military (they did us proud), military veterans, Christian values, pan-Empire nationalist rhetoric, "national monarchist republicanism", and the people in order to gain needed supporters through a message of reactionarism combined with a facade of progressism (aka fascism) while also trying to seek an temporary alliance of convenience with the other right-wing factions to CRUSH THE LEFT and UNITE THE RIGHT.
--[X] Create our own version of the paramilitary Muscadins called the Francs-Tireurs based around military veterans and eager and willing civilians, in order to help guard the people and nobility from the RADICAL LEFT (and if necessary do a second Thermidor).
 
[X] The Otrantists (Left)
--[X] Push for Fouche to begin immediate crackdowns on any possible protests against the rightful Imperial throne, whether they be on the streets or in the clubhouses. The scythe of L'Empereur shall cut down all dissidents.
--[X] Crackdown on marches for the Far Left candidates for Imperial Regent, organize rightful marches for Law and Order, for L'Empereur!
--[X] Free banquets organized by the Otrantists to garner support within the cities, spreading pamphlets via them in the process.
--[X] The imprisonment of political dissidents, whether from the far right or the far left, on temporary charges to prevent them from disturbing the peace.
--[X] Crack down on any silly attempts at organizing "citizen militias", the police will maintain the peace as they have always done under Fouche!
--[X] The Republican values which we hold so dearly must be reintroduced, slowly of course, with stability over all to ensure the existence of the Concert of Europe!

Secret police? Don't mind if I do!
 
A note for when the tally ends up parsed, there are currently three votes for "The Jacobins" in addition to the 19 votes for "The Jacobins (Far Left)." None of the other factions has developed a similar problem (yet).
 
[X] The Josephites (Far Right)
--[X] Give a crowd-rousing speech to our key supporters as well as the commoners (ew) to invoke a populist mass movement while also condemning the RADICAL LEFT'S attempt to do away with Napoleon's lineage and heroism through a return of the TERROR, FOUCHE, and the horror that was the GODLESS CULT OF THE SUPREME BEING and CULT OF REASON, while also advocating heavily for NAPOLEON TO BE DECLARED A SAINT OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
--[X] Begin organizing the Josephites into a proper political faction focused on rural reactionary areas and urban areas. The faction will be based around the military (they did us proud), military veterans, Christian values, pan-Empire nationalist rhetoric, "national monarchist republicanism", and the people in order to gain needed supporters through a message of reactionarism combined with a facade of progressism (aka fascism) while also trying to seek an temporary alliance of convenience with the other right-wing factions to CRUSH THE LEFT and UNITE THE RIGHT.
--[X] Create our own version of the paramilitary Muscadins called the Francs-Tireurs based around military veterans and eager and willing civilians, in order to help guard the people and nobility from the RADICAL LEFT (and if necessary do a second Thermidor).

This seems very entertaining.
 
[X] The Josephites (Far Right)
--[X] Give a crowd-rousing speech to our key supporters as well as the commoners (ew) to invoke a populist mass movement while also condemning the RADICAL LEFT'S attempt to do away with Napoleon's lineage and heroism through a return of the TERROR, FOUCHE, and the horror that was the GODLESS CULT OF THE SUPREME BEING and CULT OF REASON, while also advocating heavily for NAPOLEON TO BE DECLARED A SAINT OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
--[X] Begin organizing the Josephites into a proper political faction focused on rural reactionary areas and urban areas. The faction will be based around the military (they did us proud), military veterans, Christian values, pan-Empire nationalist rhetoric, "national monarchist republicanism", and the people in order to gain needed supporters through a message of reactionarism combined with a facade of progressism (aka fascism) while also trying to seek an temporary alliance of convenience with the other right-wing factions to CRUSH THE LEFT and UNITE THE RIGHT.
--[X] Create our own version of the paramilitary Muscadins called the Francs-Tireurs based around military veterans and eager and willing civilians, in order to help guard the people and nobility from the RADICAL LEFT (and if necessary do a second Thermidor).
--[X] Demand crackdowns on the FAR LEFT (we will use the Otrantists as a tool to purge the opposition)

This is the funniest option, which makes it the correct one.
 
[X] The Jacobins (Far Left)

Do wonder how this would look in an in-universe perspective

So you've lost your military strongman with allegedly progressive jacobin bent? Shame! Careless of you to let him die!

But come on down to Jean-Baptiste Jourdan's one stop shop for all your military strongman with allegedly progressive jacobin bent needs! Jean-Baptiste Jourdan; he's like Napoleon, but alive!
 
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