ENGELS TO WITOLD JODKO-NARKIEWICZ 

[London,] 2 February 1895 
41 Regent’s Park Road, N. W. 

Dear Comrade, 

Unfortunately I can give you absolutely no hint as to how the German 
comrades might view the proposal regarding the addition to the name of the 
next congress. ~’° So far as I myself am concerned, I think that on this 
occasion one might oblige the Trades Unions, since the congress will be held 
on English soil where the Trades Unions have, after all, always got the bulk 
of organised labour behind them, so that a congress in which they played no 
part would create a bad impression. At the same time it cannot but be of 
importance to us to encourage the trend that is driving Trades Unions more 
and more into the socialist camp. Kindest regards. 

Yours, 
F. Engels 

Dr and Mrs Freyberger also send you their kindest regards.