PUBLIC SPEAKING CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION WITH the call for public speakers from pulpit, bar, stump, and lecture platform remaining undiminished, and with the large additional call in these latter days from ever mUltiplying organizations, with their meetings, conventions and banquets, it comes about that there is to-day greater opportunity and demand for speech-making than ever before. The average man finds it greatly to his advantage in civic, organization and business af fairs to be able to stand up and speak his mind; while any man who is known to have anything of interest to say, or who has in any way aroused favorable public attention, will be fairly dragged upon the platform. Thus it comes about that never before have so many untrained and ill-prepared men found themselves upon their legs facing audiences,-not unfrequently to the regret of both parties. While many work out their own salvation, literally with fear and trembling, more have but scanty success. I shTable of Contents...

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