In answer to Lefevere's letter of the 21st, Lefevere would be as puzzled to disprove the existence of a committee, in his parish, acting in Lefevere's name, as Kindekens is to see how he could insult Lefevere by saying "you committee." Lefevere may call them "some men" but they call themselves The Committee, even in public print, and so does everybody, with the exception of some who call them trustees. They say that they do nothing but by Lefevere's advice and approbation. The plan those men proposed to Lefevere is, in Kindekens' opinion, the greatest blunder that "the committee" has yet made. Kindekens entreats Lefevere to relieve him of a humiliating position and to accept his resignation. :: III-2-k A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.