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 SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssENGER-We have received our October number of this ex- cellcnti journal, and able advocate ofthe South. Among it's usual interesting variety, we no- tce pre-eminently, an article from the pen of ssIIarry Blun,'' Lieut. NJ. r. Maurv.) to lhe eNlemphis Convention" His subject is divided into various heads, the principal Of which is ''lhe Warehousing System This IS new subject to us-one that has attrac- ted the attention of the country to but lim- tied extent-and one which, as is conclusive ly shown by "llarry BIufl,n Is intimately connected with the most important interests of the South and West. The great oppIes- sions of our present system of duties, Is al- so forcibiv Illustrated. Occasionally has this subject been brought to the consideration of Congress once in 1913, and once in l8l4 the ilst lime, by petition-the latter by the recommendation of ex-Pfesideht Tv- Ter. The petition was referred to the com mittee on Commerce, of which Mr. kenne- dy was chairman, who made an elaborate report against the system, which was, though based on many errors, both in fact and theo- ", still considered so conclusive on the sub feet, that the recommendations of the Pres ident were not noticed among the other sub lects of the message. The veil Is now torn of, and the South will not ''cease her grum- bingn until our present unwise policy is changed, for the more enlightened one re- commended by "Harry Blua.n We shall reprint the article above mentioned, as soon as the state of our columns will permit.