was the definite process of purification we commenced last year at Calcutta.
What must we then do? Surely remain non-violent and yet strong enough to offer as many willing victims as the Government require for imprisonment. Our work must continue with clockwork regularity. Each province must elect its own succession of leaders. Lalaji has set a brilliant example by making all the necessary arrangements. The chairman and the secretary must be given in each province emergency powers. The executive committees must be the smallest possible. Every Congressman must be a volunteer.
Whilst we must not avoid arrest we must not provoke it by unnecessary offence. We must vigorously prosecute the Swadeshi campaign till we are fully organised for the manufacture of all the hand-spun Khadi we require and have brought about a complete boycott of foreign cloth.
We must hold the Congress at any cost in spite of the arrest of every one of the leaders unless the Government dissolve it by force. And if we are neither cowed down nor provoked to violence but are able to continue national work, we have certainly attained Swaraj. For no
