[Manchester,] 12 February 1860

Dear Moor,

You will have had the £5, or at least I hope so.

The Wiehe document; is most welcome. Aprés ¢a‘ our shinishter Blind will doubtless tuck his tail between his legs. In the meantime, you have, I trust, obtained one from Vogele.” The more evidence the better.

So, the Koélnische Zeitung has, after all, published your declaration" and, at the same time, taken another swipe at Blind? So much the better.

4 as you wish > This refers to the issues containing the items ‘Karl Vogt und die Allgemeine Zeitung’ and ‘Wie.man radikale Flugblatter macht’, Nos 37 and 41, 22 and 25 January 1860. © C. Vogt, Mein Prozess gegen die Allgemeine Zeitung, Geneva, 1859. 4 F. Engels, Savoy, Nice and the Rhine © See this volume, p. 37. £ After that § Engels writes ‘finschtre’ (instead of ‘finstre’), presumably mimicking Blind’s articulation. » K. Marx, ‘To the Editors of the Volks-Zeitung. Declaration’.

Strohn is in Hamburg and behaving very well over this particular affair, or so I hear. I shall write to him. He too can prove useful.

Saludi. Your F. E.