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New Zealand Tablet, Volume V, Issue 258, 12 April 1878, Page 13

Ox one pomt, at least, the San Francisco « communists," as the labouring m e i X there are loosely called by some of the newspapers arc perfectly sound. They want malfeasance in office to be punished with imprisonment for life, with no possibility of pardon. This sort or communism might have a wholesome effect if it were put in practice. But of course the men in public office have a very low opinion of the uncultivated persons who propose anything so vulgar —Pilot Emigration to Australia continues, and the agents report that all who have gone there from the United States are doing well This may be, but again it may not. Men who can make any sort of decent living here should think twice before paying money for a passage to Australia. Hard times and all, America is still as good a country as any we know of for an industrious man to push ahead in,— PUot