= Trp1ra Poster.
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MR. u JUEIUs FosTER'


Dear Sir-On my return from the country,
/ found your note, requesting for publication
mart Of nv sermon deliyqred on the recent ad.
ministration of the ordinance Of baptism to in
fants. / willm readily comply with your re-
quest, as am always glad Of an opportunity to
utter or enforce the great principles Of the Cos.
pei. feel truly indebted to your kindness, and
the public will appreciate your frmness in refu-
sing your agency in propogating anything to
the injury Of the Church or her Ministers. But
have fondly cherished the belief, that the wri.
ter of the Communication signed .Candos, sole.
II intended to dissent from the universal senti-
mcnt in reference to the execution of the Sec
retary son, and en- passant expressed his disap
probation Of my allusion to the melancholy oc-
currence in public congregation While am
under lasting obligations for your kindness to
my feelings, the community will sustain your
course. ! am sure have never received warm
er gratulations than after the pronunciation of
that discourse, and one parent, whose judgment
/ prize second to none who are usually in my
auditory, expressed his appreciation by sending
me an Eagle on the ensuing day, which recei-
we'd from the hands Of his infant son. One thing
is certain, had not embryo fear Of giving Of
fence. by that portion Of my sermon, whatever
might be the opinion Of it, general character
and sentiment. With best wishes for your sue
sees and happiness,


am yours, &c,


