The newspaper movement subsided its attacks on the Royal Family under Palmerston and Russell's intervention. However, although the newspaper stopped using aggressive language against the Royal Family, its fervor in opposing the hegemony of the Russian Empire and protecting the interests of the Ottoman Empire only intensified.
Under the dichotomous thinking of the Britons, they had reached the point where they would curse at the mere mention of the "Tsar" and applaud at the mention of the "Sultan."
