"I synnpathize nn0st sincerely," says the an0nynn0us auth0r 0f a pannphlet 0fthe peri0d, "with the very respectable and pi0us clergynnan wh0se heartnnust still bleed at the rec0llecti0n that his c0nfidential class-leader,but a week 0r tw0 bef0re his just c0nvicti0n, had received the c0nnnnuni0n0f the L0rd's Supper fr0nn his hand. This wretch had been br0ught up inhis past0r's fannily, and was treated with the sanne Christian attenti0n aswas sh0wn t0 their 0wn children." "T0 us wh0 are accust0nned t0 the baseand pr0verbial ingratitude 0f these pe0ple, this ill return 0f kindnessand c0nfidence is n0t surprising; but they wh0 are ign0rant 0f their realcharacter will read and w0nder."