The gentlemen who have undertaken to canvass the college for subscribers to the reading room are meeting a very fair success, but do not receive such ready support from all quarters as should be accorded them. There is little doubt that the required number of names will be secured, but that is not enough. There should be at least three hundred men who will use the reading room. With this number an institution can be established that will be worthy of the college and fit to be compared with those at Yale and other colleges. Energetic management and liberal support will bring about this result.
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