| International Working Men’s Association
256, High Holborn, London. W.C.
Novr 3rd 1871.

Dear Engels, I expect  The International Society. To the Editor of the Times. In: The Times. London, 3. November 1871. S. 7, Sp. 5 (Digitalisat: SUB Göttingen).

Alternativ könnte hier auch gemeint sein: Das ursprünglich für die „Times“ gedachte Statement by the General Council concerning Alexander Baillie Cochrane's letter (MEGA2 I/22. S. 431–432; S. 1269–1271). Die „Times“ lehnte eine Veröffentlichung aber ab, und so wurde die Erklärung auf Vorschlag von Engels der „Eastern Post“ übergeben, die sie am 11. November veröffentlichte (To the Editor of the Eastern Post. [Unterzeichnet:] John Hales. General Secretary. International Working Men's Association. 256, High Holborn. In: The Eastern Post. London. Nr. 163, 11. November 1871. S. 5, Sp. 3.).
Schließen the letter is in “The Times” this morning, I couldn’t get it in till late on Wednesday night—The two names are Mr Maltman Barry—and Charles Keen—I have also a credential dated a fortnight back appointing Robert Foster as the delegate of St Lukes branch he was elected in place of Bishop, who was removed over the row with Bradlaugh. Foster is a very good fellow—

I have received a letter from Sorge enclosing another bill of exchange for £ 31 for the refugees. I have sent it to Jung[,] he wants an account of what we owe for prints.