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Letter to Julius Martov, Secretary of the Party Council, September 7, 1904
Published: First published in 1930. Printed from the original.
Source: Lenin Collected Works, Progress Publishers, 1974, Moscow, Volume 34, page 256.
To Comrade Martov[edit source]
Duplicate September 7, 1904
Comrade,
In connection with the copies you have sent me, I have to state that the Council need not have troubled to repeat its invitation, seeing that I have already replied to it by a refusal. Never have I expressed a desire that investigation of the “conflict” in the CC should be submitted to the Council. On the contrary, I have plainly stated in letters to Comrade Glebov and to Comrade Martov that only the CC members as a whole are competent to verify the lawfulness of its composition. The Council is not authorised even by the Rules to examine conflicts within the Central Committee.[1]
Since the Bureau of the International Congress has accept ed the transference by me of my mandate,[2]I am no longer accountable in any way to any Council. I shall willingly give explanations (in writing or in print) concerning definite issues to anyone who wants them.
N. Lenin,
CC member