Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS
COMPLIMENT TO MIR CoKr nv IN,

CoMfLiME TO MIR. COKE, BY ENGLAND
In the London Times OF the 18Th OF April I'VE find =,
long account OF dinner given to the celebrated Mr.
oil Noriok, at ST. Andrews Hall, which hi. Rova Hioh
ness the Duke of Sussex presided The ,ohole aeeont
o he entertainment occupies nearly three closely printed
columns '' P'i"'e"
Inc following extract is made in the belief that il will
DC interesting 10 many OF readers The selection from
the speech OF the Noble Duke we are sure ust a,c;,
cordial appreciation. For ourselves we delight in most "
'he sentiments here given, but glory in the following
Impossible for the country 60 OIL ~ ell without
proper and due intercourse and communication
the higher and other orders of society,"" Let this
come from whence ii will, we respect and honor The 49,
a' IT, nor does II lessen its value TO find il ut
tered by the BKorHER KING
mere are many other sentiments our election which
90 hohor 10 the speakers and besides Mr. Coke has been
very attentive and hospitabe to many of our
ne Is furthermore great agricuturist and beep
er ou what Is SUI more rare, he is honest politician
anu oeheidc'or oil mankind; and, in opinion such
belong not to particular kingdom or state In, IN ,b
world! The heart daes with joy in sncb
character as that of Mr. Coke aud we satisfied
we had almost said, millions on this side the Au,n h
would delight to honor his principles and applaud hi.
uce;-hn to our EXTRACTS" After much previous eulo
TO say: "'' "''' vi
DO not say that there others who do not lie
Mr. Coke; but il it should be so asserted nv
VINO set the example and say the first person 90 Io
did 1t ought to have the first credit (CheersN In ,h
village OF Hokham, when Mr. Coke first came iI.re
were only l62 inhabitants-therc are now 900 If ,hs
next question be, how do they live saw 90 10 Holly
ham and see how they employed Arc there anv
VINO complain oil oppression, demur Notlev are all
nvhg as one wen regulated family obeyng those laws
anu regulations which they think made for their pro
lection, and not for their oppres sion (CheersA This il
the case at Hokham But there no, another
fes-I say there is example 10 nobIenen and anII
men now they ought 10 employ themselves 0oud cheer
ng) 1t impossible for the country TO 90 on we'll viii
out proper and due intercourse and communication be-
tween the higher and the other orders of society n od
cheerng) That beautiful idea which have ofen he ad
given to be found in pei fiction at Hokham live and
lei ve cheer) 70 the motto, and is perfect il practice
as In principle and puts in mind of one of the King.
OF England, whom politicians do not much admire o
Charles H. He once said to a nobleman Summer ia
coming, and hope, my Lord, you are going into Tho
country-you will be two-decker there a Is wbe
here you are nothing but cockboat (cheers and laugh
ter) II IS on THIS principle that look my friend Mr.
Coke and say TO him, the country Is deeuly indebted
What has he done? Has he not nurscd and reared ,s
nantry who have confidence n him. and has he mn, conf
dence In hem-have they not come 10 maturity and have
tney not formed body OF yeomsnry more djs,in
than any county for intelligence honesty and indenenJ
ence OF principle That feeling was strongly
my mind the first time came into tb;s coyy,,vr IT.
hdd 'he pleasure OF attending al the Holkhsn sheen
shearIng meeting which established for 40 wears nj
me utmost importance and OF utility was impossible
10 exaggerate-an advantage not only 10 this country hui
70 al onerS keeping up an Intercourse beneficial 10
Tie world at large. (Checrs) Thus have r,,,s
" enIeavored TO conbnc bat at the same time honestly
10 describe the services OF Mr. Coke, and have shaved
now molly he has fulfilled his duty both az a s,,te,
man AMI as private Individual In that eniov,nen, ~
domestic lie 10 which lie has retired hone he v;II I;,
ioDg' bessed as he Is as husband blessed az father
honored as patriot AMI enjoying the good feeling and
wishes oil every upright aud honest heart Tremendous
'"SD we're iOt impressed with this truth 4
NOT nave stated II, would have come TO paw this ,
oue OF respect to my distinguished friend or the station
you nave done me the honor to confer on mesn honor
you would no, have graicd me with unless vou
me an honest political character and unless had been So
wou'I NOT nave graiitcd MIR. Coke. feel greatly in.
nso,eu 70 yon ior having afforded Ills opportunity Of
paying my personal tribute to his conduct which as
statesman has been most upright, subject most loya
aDVl nope lhose respects will he the less vi adfvno
because they are honestly and aTc ctiondely paid to mi
Trend could go on, but conclude and do 90 by
proposing " The health Of T. W Coke, ESQ the long
ed and consistent advocate Of the peoples rigbt, and
the active and uHiprm promoter Of the public gooJ viii
three times three" ' Wv
The tremendous cheering with which this toast was re-
ceived showed the degree with which Mr. Coke il
Kindness and virtue "
Mr' Coke rose with considerable feeling and he wa
as'ln cheefeh. we said in for the very high enconium
whch his Royal Higness had been pe Ised TO uass OF
ms Punc lie ~ proposing i' hc5 he begged TO expires
ms Ino,' grateiul acknowledgmchsit was most crafty
ing 10 h' feengs Thsfe vas one point he should Tx
ne liberty oi fstnhkins on-ne e4,aIishfnent Of th
H5lkh1m shccp.sbcafing, a. be- believed lron thai bs