| Give a valediction, e.g. | 24 |
| Give a long-winded talk | 23 |
| Emulate Stephen Douglas | 23 |
| Deliver a stump speech | 22 |
| Deliver a pompous speech | 24 |
| Deliver a formal speech | 23 |
| Declaim like Demosthenes | 24 |
| Captivate the crowd, maybe | 26 |
| Captivate a crowd, perhaps | 26 |
| Bloviate from a podium | 22 |
| Avail oneself of a rostrum | 26 |
| Spoke from the soapbox | 22 |
| Became a figure of speech? | 26 |
| Talked in a grand manner | 24 |
| Made closing arguments, e.g. | 28 |
| Made an impressive delivery | 27 |
| Got up on one's soapbox | 27 |
| Gave the commencement address | 29 |
| Gave out one's address? | 27 |
| Delivered the eulogy, say | 25 |
| Delivered a stemwinder | 22 |
| Delivers a valedictory | 22 |
| Works with a written address | 28 |
| States one's address | 24 |
| Stands on a soapbox, perhaps | 28 |
| Spouts from the soapbox | 23 |
| Speaks like Robert Byrd | 23 |
| Speaks from a soap box | 22 |
| Sounds off on a podium | 22 |
| Practices Ciceronianism | 23 |
| Pontificates on a platform | 26 |
| Holds forth from the pulpit | 27 |
| Has an impressive address | 25 |
| Gives a keynote address | 23 |
| Gives a Ciceronian speech | 25 |
| Emulates Edward Everett | 23 |
| Emulates Daniel Webster | 23 |
| Delivers a valedictory, e.g. | 28 |
| Appeals to the masses? | 22 |
| Addresses the audience | 22 |
| Patrick Henry specialty | 23 |
| It may begin with an exordium | 29 |
| Bryan attention-getter | 22 |
| "Ontario" anagram | 27 |
| Speaker in the House, e.g. | 26 |
| Daniel Webster, for one | 23 |
| Silver-tongued speaker | 22 |
| William Jennings Bryan, e.g. | 28 |
| Patrick Henry, for one | 22 |
| Virginia's Henry, for one | 29 |
| Teleprompter user, perhaps | 26 |
| Teleprompter user, maybe | 24 |
| Skilled public speaker | 22 |
| Sen. Robert Byrd, for one | 25 |
| Pliny the Younger, for one | 26 |
| Person with a public address | 28 |
| One with a silver tongue | 24 |
| One raising one's voice | 27 |
| Lincoln, e.g., at Gettysburg | 28 |
| Keynote address presenter | 25 |
| Eloquent public speaker | 23 |
| Distinguished public speaker | 28 |
| Daniel Webster, notably | 23 |
| Daniel Webster or Henry Clay | 28 |
| Commencement ceremony figure | 28 |
| Dramatic musical composition | 28 |
| "Messiah," for one | 28 |
| Sacred musical composition | 26 |
| Handel handled this well | 24 |
| Form handled well by Handel | 27 |
| "The Messiah," e.g. | 29 |
| "Messiah," e.g. | 25 |
| "Messiah" et al. | 26 |
| "Elijah" and others | 29 |
| They provide addresses | 22 |
| Their addresses are moving | 26 |
| Ones giving their addresses | 27 |
| Lincoln and Webster, e.g. | 25 |
| Henry and Dirksen, e.g. | 23 |
| Fourth of July speakers | 23 |
| Delivery professionals? | 23 |
| Planet or peeper, poetically | 28 |
| Sun or moon, poetically | 23 |
| Scepter's companion | 23 |
| Crystal ball, for example | 25 |
| Thing held with a scepter | 25 |
| U.K. chillout pioneers | 22 |
| Symbol on Harris Tweed labels | 29 |
| Symbol of kingly power | 22 |
| Sun or moon, to a poet | 22 |
| Spherical shape, like a globe | 29 |
| Round symbol of sovereignty | 27 |
| Round sovereignty symbol | 24 |
| Moon or sun, poetically | 23 |
| Mercury or Saturn e.g. | 23 |
| Kentucky Derby winner of 2013 | 29 |
| Divining device, in sci-fi | 26 |
| Christmas ornament, often | 25 |
| Christmas decoration, e.g. | 26 |
| Bay in May 2013 headlines | 25 |