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 Dea Sir - have had the honor to re- c:ive your letter informing me, that it had been stated in a public debate ill Arkansas, by one of your citizens, that had written a letter in which had said that if had been in Congress at the time would have voted for the Bankrupt Act of 1911, and requesting me to say whether the statement was well iound- ed.

 The gentleman to whom you alludc has been misinformed. have never written, or said, that would have voted for the act if | had been in Congress, because l would not have done so. He may have been misled by receiving an imperfect account of public letter of mine, written the year before the passage of that law, and extensively published in which the reasons why Banks should be included ill bankrupt law if any were pass cd, and the objections against ihe voluntary bankrupt law, applicable to all classes of debtors, like that of lS4l, were stated al large. h that letter said, that if Congress, at is