London, 5 November 1860 

Dear Lassalle, 

I herewith acknowledge with many thanks the £12, which 
arrived on Saturday.” However, you should not approach the two 
people you name.? 

Szemere’s statement surprised me as much as anything emanating 
from the Hungarian emigration could surprise me.*’° In no 
circumstances can Szemere be said to be guided by personal 
motives, but he suffers from ‘statesmanship’! 

As soon as I’ve done with the business of printing’ and at last 
have my hands free, I shall write to you at length. 

Your 
K. M. 

This time there seems good reason to hope that victory in the 
United States will go to the Rerusiican Parry (whose organ is the 
Tribune).?*' 

I have today written to Weber, my lawyer, asking him to hand 
over the papers pertaining to the lawsuit to you,*” and would be 
glad if you would temporarily house them for me.