Response to visit of J.J. Gurney to the city: "He is no ordinary man; -- especially as a Quaker preacher... I agree with thee in considering JJG as opposed to all 'modern ultraism.' He is an enlightened man, & brings the doctrines of the gospel to bear... But I am not so clear with regard to his opposition to ancient ultraism' for such it appears to me was the character of much of the practice of the founders of our society..."
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