[London,] 6 November 1871 
Dear Friend, 

Today 100 copies (50 in French and 50 in English) of the 
Conference resolutions are being sent off to New York. The 
decisions not intended for publication will be communicated to 
you later. 

A new, revised edition of the Rules and Regulations is due to 
appear in English tomorrow, and you will receive 1,000 copies for 
sale in America (1d. each). The text must not be translated into 
French and German in New York, as we are issuing official 
editions in both languages. Write us how many copies in each 
language will be wanted. 

I have turned over the correspondence with the German Section 
and the New York Committee to Eccarius (he has been appointed 
to handle that at my suggestion), since my time does not allow 
me to perform this function properly. 

Section 12 (New York) has submitted proposals to the General 
Council that it be constituted the leader in America. Eccarius will 
have sent the decisions against these pretensions and for the 
present Committee to Section 12. 

As for the Washington branch (which has sent the General 
Council a list of its members), the New York Committee went too 
far. It had no right to demand anything but the number of 
members and the name, etc., of the corresponding secretary. 

More in the next letter (this week). 

Yours, 
K. M.