[lbo-talk] Joseph Weydemeyer; Engels supplied the North cannon through Weydemeyer ?

Michael Hoover hooverm at scc-fl.edu
Tue Feb 28 07:12:41 PST 2006



>>> cbrown at michiganlegal.org 02/28/06 8:00 AM >>>
Halfbaked evidence that Marx communicated with Lincoln. CB The International Workingmen's Association 1864 Address of the International Working Men's Association to Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States of America Presented to U.S. Ambassador Charles Francis Adams January 28, 1865 [A] ________________________________ Written: by Marx between November 22 & 29, 1864 First Published: The Bee-Hive Newspaper, No. 169, November 7, 1865;

Ambassador Adams Replies Legation of the United States London, 28th January, 1865 <<<<<>>>>>

charles, above is surely stretching point that you wish to make about marx communicating with lincoln, how many other congratulations did lincoln receive...

re. this document, marx's name was one among many signatories, adams' reply was sent to cremer who was the honorary general secretary, how likely is it that adams knew marx had written the draft letter...

i recall reading somewhere that lincoln never actually saw the international's correspondence, but i'll withhold asserting that as i don't remember where i may have read that and i don't have time to try to find the source...

marx was apparently thrilled by adams' reply, which he calls 'lincoln's response' in a letter to engels about the matter... mh



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