Talk with our Committee.
By Editor
WE beg leave to report another accession of forty-seven more subscribers to our list during the past week. We are having a slow but sure and gradual increase, and in time will no doubt raise the list to the desired number, but the increase is not fast enough to raise it to five thousand by the close of this volume. So, brethren and sisters, you must make greater efforts, or make up your minds to continue longer in the work, for whether sooner or later, by the blessing of God and your efforts, we expect to realize the consummation of our hopes. We have only heard from about three hundred of the Committee, which would leave some two thousand five hundred families where the Review is taken from whom we have had no response. It will require but a trifling effort on the part of those to fill out the balance of the quota. Brethren and sisters, will you do it? Make a special effort, and you will undoubtedly succeed. We have kept a list of the members of the Committee who have sent in subscribers since the 1st of January, 1864, with the number sent in by each. This we propose to publish in next week's Review, giving the number of subscribers obtained from the first of January to the first of March, and hereafter shall publish similar reports monthly. We hope to be permitted to place on the record a large number of the names of our Committee during the month of March, and at its close report the largest monthly list yet obtained.