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C0 We publish the foregoing plea for Mr. Roosevelt, by


political and personal friend with pleasure and stand cor
rcctcd with regard Mr.. RS in Committee Our
Correspondent states which had overlooked fer
gotten But submit any of sense that his expara
ton OF Mr. r. cote in the House failure The
motion 10 lay the table the ncxpcdent resolution was
made as the only which would of debate and bring
the House 10 direct vote the 1t ,esi
question and cared by abou, the which the friends Of
Bankrupt Law have commanded other occasions. On
that question Mr. Roosevelt voted with the enemies of
Bankrup, Law and in full accordance with The line OF con-
duct dictated by the Globe, Standard Albany Argus and al
rhe leading OF his party No explanations can mend
the mater-i, TOO plain Ed Tribune