October 24, 1892

—No, nothing can be done with the party men who will not do anything

but go with Rickert and the opponents of the Peace Union there;

especially if they take the view that the military bill—that splendid

occasion for a mammoth protest—is a _hindrance_. Nor do we need the

Radicals; they constitute the Peace-Conference group anyhow—others

will surely join. Only there must be one to appear as chairman.

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