Railway Control By Commissions
Railway Control By Commissions
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" ' Hadley, Forum, v., 429, June, 1888.
'Frederick Taylor in Forum, vol. v., May, 1888, 299 ; Ibid., 309 ; Taylor, 319.
ii8 Railway Control by Commissions we cannot follow him, and feel only the more con- vinced that no good can come to American govern- ment either by radical measures or unnecessary complications in relation to the railways.
Believing, then, that the railway question in the United States will work itself slowly to the satis- faction of all, the present writer rejects all the ab...ove proposals, and sets forth as his own a plan by which this will be brought about with the greatest amount of assistance from the State and National govern- ments, and with the least violations of those prin- ciples of American government and industry which we would at any cost preserve. This proposal divides itself into three co-ordinate parts: first, that pooling be permitted ; second, that the quasi- judicial power of the Interstate Commission be taken away; and, third, that a system of State Commissions be developed on the plan of the Massa- chusetts Commission, to work in active co-operation with an Interstate Commerce Commission organized upon the same basis.' That this should be the method of regulation in the United States will be shown by three reasons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ' Hadley, Forum, v., 429, June, 1888.
'Frederick Taylor in Forum, vol. v., May, 1888, 299 ; Ibid., 309 ; Taylor, 319.
ii8 Railway Control by Commissions we cannot follow him, and feel only the more con- vinced that no good can come to American govern- ment either by radical measures or unnecessary complications in relation to the railways.
Believing, then, that the railway question in the United States will work itself slowly to the satis- faction of all, the present writer rejects all the ab...ove proposals, and sets forth as his own a plan by which this will be brought about with the greatest amount of assistance from the State and National govern- ments, and with the least violations of those prin- ciples of American government and industry which we would at any cost preserve. This proposal divides itself into three co-ordinate parts: first, that pooling be permitted ; second, that the quasi- judicial power of the Interstate Commission be taken away; and, third, that a system of State Commissions be developed on the plan of the Massa- chusetts Commission, to work in active co-operation with an Interstate Commerce Commission organized upon the same basis.' That this should be the method of regulation in the United States will be shown by three reasons.
What to read after Railway Control By Commissions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Hendrick to read onlineMoreLess
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