Toasts And Forms of Public Address for Those Who Wish to Say the Right Thing in the Right Way
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All persons who believein this toast should deal justly and fairly, and try to hold others to thesame rule.
4. The true workman wants work and fair play; not patronage and flattery, but sympathy and friendship.
A NOMINATING SPEECH The great conventions that nominate candidates for the Presidency of theUnited States furnish examples on the largest scale of the nominatingspeech. But officers of societies of almost any character may be nominatedin addresses that are very similar. The following out...line of a speech ofgeneral character may be easily modified to suit any case in which suchhelp is desired.
_Mr. Chairman_: It gives me great pleasure to place before you, thename of a candidate who is so well qualified and so fully deserving ofthis honor, and of every other, that may be conferred upon him, as ----. In giving him your votes, you can make no mistake. [Here state previousoffices held, or trusts filled, or other evidences of fitness for the postin view. ] In addition, I am happy to state that he represents [here namelocality, section, class, or opinion, being careful to adduce only thosewhich will be pleasing to the persons whose votes are sought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All persons who believein this toast should deal justly and fairly, and try to hold others to thesame rule.
4. The true workman wants work and fair play; not patronage and flattery, but sympathy and friendship.
A NOMINATING SPEECH The great conventions that nominate candidates for the Presidency of theUnited States furnish examples on the largest scale of the nominatingspeech. But officers of societies of almost any character may be nominatedin addresses that are very similar. The following out...line of a speech ofgeneral character may be easily modified to suit any case in which suchhelp is desired.
_Mr. Chairman_: It gives me great pleasure to place before you, thename of a candidate who is so well qualified and so fully deserving ofthis honor, and of every other, that may be conferred upon him, as ----. In giving him your votes, you can make no mistake. [Here state previousoffices held, or trusts filled, or other evidences of fitness for the postin view. ] In addition, I am happy to state that he represents [here namelocality, section, class, or opinion, being careful to adduce only thosewhich will be pleasing to the persons whose votes are sought.
What to read after Toasts And Forms of Public Address for Those Who Wish to Say the Right Thing in the Right Way?
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