[London,] 1 February 1872 
My dear Jung, 

The letters we want for the project of the circular” are: 

1) During the sitting of the Conference you received a letter 
from one of the Bakuninists, I. think from Joukowski, in which 
the formation of a new section of propaganda was announced and 
the sanction of the General Council demanded. I knew from 
Outine that you had already sent a preliminary answer, and that 
that new section was nothing but a second edition of the ‘Alliance 
de la démocratie socialiste’. 

This is the first letter we want. 

2) The letter of Malon in which he calls upon the General 
Council to acknowledge a ‘French Section’, founded under his 
auspices, at Geneva.*™* 

aK. Marx, Allgemeine Statuten und Verwaltungs-Verordnungen der Internationalen 
Arbeiterassoziation. - > K. Marx and F. Engels, Fictitious Splits in the International. - 
¢ the London Conference of 1871 

3) The letters received since the Conference from Switzerland, 
relating to the ‘quarrel’* and which you told the General Council 
would be submitted to the Sub-Committee.*” 

Yours fraternally, 
Karl Marx 

In order to save time, please give all this to Regis who will call 
upon you to-morrow morning.