...rates and the prevention of discrimination in specific situations. Rather it was the exercise of the power "to foster, protect and control the commerce with appropriate regard to the welfare," not only or those immediately £T •3i» concerned, but of the public at large. The accomplishment...

...is exhausted. This is too narrow a view of the commerce clause. To regulate in the sense intended is to foster, protect and control the commerce with appropriate...regard to the welfare of those who are immediately concerned, as well as the public at large, and to promote its growth and insure its safety. This Court...

...power to regulate — construction. 1. Constitutional power of Congress to regulate commerce means to foster, protect, and control the commerce with...regard to the welfare of those who are immediately concerned, as well as of the public at large, and to promote its growth and insure its safety. [For...