The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-29

sentence; in a few hours your majesty
shall be forever delivered from The mis-
cradle man VINO dares lay hand on
your scepter"
ALBERT" continued the king; "to-
morrow, at the break of day, let my reg
iment OF guards, the only one upon
which l can depend, be drawn up In
bdltle array in the court OF the Louvre;
make a hunting party the preteXt for
TINS, 80 as not to awaken the suspl-
cinns OF the queen; also secretly direct
Nicholas de Nerdun, the first Presldeni,
TO assemble me ParuamenL; and finally,
to take al measures necessary Tor the
success OF the scheme. Think, gentle
men," added Louis, wlth a d'gnity WI ch
was not natural 10 hlnl, "that the ina -
pendencs Of the throne aud The glory OF
the nation are at stake"
The monarch made Il sign OF adieu,
and the Two cOnsp'ratOrs retired, 6Oln
uoping to gain the uiiic Of the State by
the murder OF Marsha dAncre.
We might now inform the reader that
Couclul-COucIuO was the son OF Il poor
notary OF Flanders. A gambler, spend
thrift ana a. lDertine, spurned DY his
amIly, of whom he was the opproUr UNI,
young CODCIn at the Time OF me mar
riale OF Mara de NJ Medicis with I'll Hinry
", enlisted among tue tootmen OF thls
Princess, wnom she brought in her train
into France, AS Catnerlnr, vie OF
Henry IL, formerly brought all the
swIudlers aud GU u-throats from lay.
Concnl mad The sn2ewdness to become
Attached to Leunore Galig a., foster SIS
ter OF Mare. lie married her, and his
alliance became a source OF uOundless
favor and wealth, when Lhus tar uad no
equal, Marie loaded them VITA pres
ems. with donations and pensions, not
| only out OF ncr own p lyatG purse, bu,
even from the State tarms ana the pub
| lie treasure.
The pride of the COncinis could no
| longer ue curOed. Lpouorr, whose very
| naughty disposition and singular CDa'-
auter inc eased with the taYors BE-
slowed upon ner, made 1t her study LU
Illuminate by her luxury ana superGn-
Iuusuess the most noble Ladies OF the
court. ConCinl IuLed despotically Ill tn"
| lowe; he dictated the decisions OF the
! caOiuGL council; OF WnIcI ne WAS presi-
ueut, affected the aeet est SEQ. for the
remousLrance OF the parliament, and
! treated The mob est lords OF the Kingdom
| WIN an IusUlence that neltntr ms Know
ledge nor his lalents could JUS lily. Ihus
! the indignation against those QeCesLaDle
| loreigu guer5 became 4eneral
| The hour of vengeance at length came.
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