...threatening than the inequality of condition, of wealth, and opportunity that has grown within a single generation out of the concentration of capital into...production and trade and to break down competition. These combinations already defy or control powerful transportation corporations and reach State authorities....

...introducing the Anti-trust bill, said, referring to the industrial combinations against which it was aimed, "Congress alone can deal with them, and if we are...for every production and a master to fix the price of every necessary of life. " The bill as it was finally passed was in the main the work of Senator...

...threatening than the inequality of condition, of wealth, and opportunity that has grown within a single generation out of the concentration of capital into...production and trade and to break down competition. These combinations already defy or control powerful transportation corporations and reach State authorities....

...threatening than the inequality of condition, of wealth, and opportunity, that has grown within a single generation out of the concentration of capital into...competition. . . . Congress alone can deal with them." As in the case of the Interstate Commerce Act, governmental enforcement of the Sherman Act was for...

...prevent Hiua the inequality of condition, of wealth, und opportunity that h.is grown within n sin<;lc generation out of the concentration of capital into...production and trade and to break down competition. Them combinations already defy or control powerful transportation corporations and reach State author!tic*....

...authorities. They reach out their Brlarean arms to every part of our country. They are Imported from abroad. Congress alone can deal with them, and if we are unwilling or nn»hlf there will soon be a trust for every production and a master to fix the price for every necessity...

...threatening than the inequality of condition, of wealth, and opportunity that has grown within a single generation out of the concentration of capital into...production and trade and to break down competition"); President Grover Cleveland, Fourth Annual State of the Union Message (Dec. 3, 1888) ("As we view the...

...threatening than the inequality of condition, of wealth, and opportunity that has grown within a single generation out of the concentration of capital into...vast combinations to control production and trade and break down competition. These combinations already defy or control powerful transportation corporations...

...wealth, and opportunity that has grown within a single generation out of the concentration of rapital into vast combinations to control production and trade and to break down competition. — Senator John Sherman, 1890 1 . CORPORATE POWER AND THE PROGRESSIVE MOVEMENT During the last quarter...

...threatening than the inequality of condition, of wealth, and opportunity that has grown within a single generation out of the concentration of capital into...to control production and trade and to break down competition.4 He expressed the general opinion that a federal law was necessary to reach these trusts:...