From a 1741 letter from a settler in Savannah to the Trustees of the Georgia colony: The Trustees' German Servants in general behave well, and are industrious... but this exposes them to the Envy and Hatred of our [slaveowners] and ... the drunken, idle Sort amongst us.

Source: Tailfer et al., True and Historical Account of the Colony of Georgia, 1741, p. 17-18.

After receiving this letter, how were the Trustees likely to feel about the settlers in their colony?
A
The Trustees were probably likely angry with the Highland Scots, because they seemed to disagree with the Trustees about slavery.

B
The Trustees were likely angry with the Salzburgers, because they did not seem to be working hard to help the colony.

C
The Trustees were likely angry with the Malcontents, because they seemed to be breaking the colony's laws.

D
The Trustees were likely angry with the Jews, because they seemed to be drinking too much alcohol.