What if she married him and then suddenly broke loose as a speech-maker or something for woman's rights?

He was not an orator or speech-maker.

He was the leader of his party in Illinois, a great speech-maker, who had defeated Douglas himself in debate, a shrewd, cool, far-sighted man, looking to the future rather than the present; and political friends had already gathered about him as a strong political factor.

As a parliamentary orator he was simply a speech-maker, like the Unitarian minister Fox, or that still abler man the Quaker Bright, both of whom were great rhetoricians.

From the beginning desertions began in their ranks, produced largely by the terrible speech-makers who then governed the countrydemagogue lawyers, practised in all the sophistries of republican idealogy: "War for Peace, Lasting Peace at the End ..."

In 1803, Cobbett read his "Decline and Fall of the English System," and then "saw the whole matter in its true light; and neither pamphleteers nor speech-makers were after that able to raise a momentary puzzle in his mind."

A PLEA FOR FREEDOM FROM SPEECH AND FIGURES OF SPEECH-MAKERS.

Separation of the speech-writer from the speech-maker.

Separation of the speech-writer from the speech-maker.

If the speech-maker chanced to come into a room where he washe walked out.

There also stands a speech-maker by rote, Pulling the strings of his boxed raree-show; And in the lapse of many years may come Prouder itinerant, mountebank, or he 35 Whose wonders in a covered wain lie hid.