It would be better for Congress, the law-making power, after determining the amount to be raised, to sanction and adopt a careful tariff bill, framed by an impartial commission, large enough to represent all sections and parties, all employers and employees.
Sherman advocates for a tariff bill created by an impartial commission rather than Congress.
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