To NE Editor Of The Tribune /:
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To Ne Editor Of The Tribune:


have lately attended Course Of Lessons Elocutlon
with j. W Hows, Esq and the great qualification and
Advantage have derived from 1t, induce me to advise
those who are called UPON speak in public, to do the
same Speakers are TOO often apt Inhct upon the pub
lie the harsh ard unnatural aud the awkward ges-
lures OF ignorance trng their aude and lowering
themselves In their esimation-whereas little carefsl
study would avoid all this ~ least with majority of per-
sons and enable many wins Is bore become
agreeable speaker The number OF miserable speakers
remarkable when copsder how much public speaking
there IS and shows how little attention, and how little
perseverns study given TO the great art Of Elocnon
Mr. Howss instruction is clear, precise and simple and
the point He has lately been chosen Instructor in this
art TO the Columbia College. a.