MARX TO ADOLF CLUSS?”" 

{London,] 21 January 1853 

... Yesterday I read a letter from Heinzen to Bamberger. He 
complains of money troubles and says he has been forced to resign 
from the Janus. As regards Dr Kellner, he was for a time 
correspondent of the Neue Rheinische Zeitung. You should see if 
you can’t make contact with him d’une maniére ou d’une autre.” Once 
Weydemeyer has put out feelers, your first step might be to send 
him a ‘pithy’ article... The wretched Willich, who is done for here, 
sailed for America last week as Kinkel’s agent; so it is important 
that at least those parts of the pamphlet which relate to him 
should appear in the press. It would be best if you could arrange 

a A, Herzen, Du développement des idées révolutionnaires en Russie. - > in one way or 
another - © K. Marx, Revelations Concerning the Communist Trial in Cologne. 

for the pamphlet to be published in magazines; it has already 
come out in Switzerland, so it is no longer so important. Could not 
Bornstein, who wants to catch us with ‘his bait’, also be of some use 
in this matter? From what I know of him and his compagnon* 
Bernays, they will be much tickled by the account of the trickery 
of the police. I think it politic to establish contact with these 
people. I can assure you that if Bernays finds the means—and we 
must provide him with it—to re-establish contact with us, I could 
have these two chaps eating out of my hand. Have you heard 
nothing more from Schramm” or, on the other side, from 
Tellering?...