MANHOOD AND MORAL.

Every day brings me a sheaf of correspondence in which I am asked to

give my opinion as to our prospects of victory in the near future. I

have one formula for reply. I refer my correspondents to a recurrent

paragraph in _The Times_ under the heading "News in Brief." It runs

as follows: "At the close of play yesterday in the billiard match of

16,000 points up, between Inman and Stevenson, at the Grand Hall,

Leicester Square, the scores were," etc., etc. After all, the deciding

features in the Great World-Struggle will be manhood and _moral_.

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