Every approach to this difficult subject-matter of decision brings us face to face, therefore, with this unanswered question: What is it right that we should do with the railroads, in the interest of the public and in fairness to their owners?
Wilson highlights the critical question of how to manage railroads fairly for both the public and owners.
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