Speech At Pittsburg Pennsylvania November 5th 1904
Speech At Pittsburg Pennsylvania November 5th 1904
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" I cheerfully accede to this because it is sound Republican doctrine.
I had the honor to announce in this city in October, 1902, that it was the policy of this ad- ministration that such nefarious practices should be broken up, and they have been almost entirely destroyed during the last three years.
First the Government succeeded in establishing in the courts that the Government itself could en- join the granting of rebates and it did so effectually to the immediate relief of the farmers of t...he West. Next an Act of Congress was passed which made it equally unlawful to solicit and receive, as well as to grant, unfair advantages of any kind from or by common carriers. No law in any country is more far reaching in this respect than the one to which I refer, and with power in the Government to enforce it for the benefit of the citizens and jurisdiction in the courts to reach the evil by the swift remedy of injunction it is difficult to imagine what more can be desired.
The Government, under President Roosevelt's administration, has brought to the test of judicial decision many of the practices of shrewd men de- signed to defeat the wholesome policy of the law to prevent the monopolization and restraint of trade and commerce, and it has succeeded in its conten- tions thus far.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I cheerfully accede to this because it is sound Republican doctrine.
I had the honor to announce in this city in October, 1902, that it was the policy of this ad- ministration that such nefarious practices should be broken up, and they have been almost entirely destroyed during the last three years.
First the Government succeeded in establishing in the courts that the Government itself could en- join the granting of rebates and it did so effectually to the immediate relief of the farmers of t...he West. Next an Act of Congress was passed which made it equally unlawful to solicit and receive, as well as to grant, unfair advantages of any kind from or by common carriers. No law in any country is more far reaching in this respect than the one to which I refer, and with power in the Government to enforce it for the benefit of the citizens and jurisdiction in the courts to reach the evil by the swift remedy of injunction it is difficult to imagine what more can be desired.
The Government, under President Roosevelt's administration, has brought to the test of judicial decision many of the practices of shrewd men de- signed to defeat the wholesome policy of the law to prevent the monopolization and restraint of trade and commerce, and it has succeeded in its conten- tions thus far.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knox, Philander C. (Philander Chase), 1853-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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