Manchester, 1 September 1868 

Dear Moor, 

Enclosed the £5 for Moore’s susscrirrion to the INTERNATIONAL. SO 
get me the receipt for him. 

I am waiting on tenterhooks for a letter from my mother 
informing me of her arrival in Ostend and of her address. I am to 
go there for a few days,’ and hear and see nothing. If there is no 
news by the day after tomorrow, hardly anything will come of it, 
since good old Gottfried* wishes to go away next week. As soon as 
I have news, I shall notify you by telegraph of my forthcoming 
arrival” in London. 

I shall bring the Lassalle swindle‘ with me, or Schorlemmer, 
who has it, will send it to you as soon as he’s read it. 

Jones is holding open arr Meetincs here for the workers,'” but acts 
so tamely that he is already being attacked for it by his rival 
Henry. On Saturday“? evening he called Gladstone ‘that GREAT LEADER 
OF THE working classes!’ 1 heard this myself. He is being too clever 
once again. 

Your 
F. E.