In his first letter to the editor (see 1908.01), Kuyper had only raised a single issue with Fabius because Fabius had explicitly referred to Kuyper’s ideas on that issue. In this second letter, Kuyper offers critical remarks about Fabius’s attitude regarding other political issues. As a member of the Central Committee of Anti-Revolutionary Electoral Associations, Fabius had helped to draw up a common program of action. Kuyper complains that it is unacceptable for Fabius to subsequently propagate other ideas and point out alternative lines of action without consulting with the Central Committee and the Meeting of Deputies of Anti-Revolutionary Electoral Associations. Kuyper asserts that Fabius is threatening party discipline and that the unity of the party must not be neglected.