Yours faithfully,--_I. B. Sen, Bejoy Krishna Bose, Secys."_

Now, gentlemen, you have heard the whole of this letter. Do you think

there is anything objectionable in this letter? What does the letter

say? It says merely that Mr. Montagu is going to make his pronouncement

and that we have to watch, if it falls short of our ideal and our

legitimate aspirations and if so we ought to fight against it, we

ought to attend in large numbers, the special session of the Congress

and conference to show a united front, and to criticise the scheme

fearlessly. Now, is there anything in this to which any Nationalist,

any person who has the good of his country at heart can take the

slightest objection?

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