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ment we consider best
for the future of the Uni-
versity. I am totally and
utterly opposed to put the
University on a post-
graduate standard. It
would defeat the purpose
of the grant. But I am
convinced, kind friend,
that I am not equal to
enforcing my ideas
and opinions without
being ably supported
by the majority of the
Trustees. I think there
are a certain few whom
the President can feel
assured will stand by
him for he has the
ability to cultivate and
educate them to take his
point of view. I have
so often alluded to the
large amount that is
being paid to the two
professors in Botany
and one in Entimology {sic}.
I think as you do---
to pay what a man
is worth, and I
think that our pro-
fessors all get what
they are worth. To
speak in confidence to
you---I must say I
think they have all
developed to their
fullest extent, and we
can not expect anything
better in the future