The New York herald., 1871-05-05

The Albany Argus says the republican papers
treat the addresses OF the republican members Of the
Legislature with silent contempt. The Argus Is apt
to be preudiced, put 1t speaks the truth In this In
stance The only notice OF any particular impor-
tance that has been taken OF the address we find in
an interior Pennsylvania paper, which comments
upon 1t In manner that exhibits lamentaDle ig.
norance of New York politics.
The Albany Journal thinks 1t quite likely, as its
"shrewd friend" OF the Buffalo Commercial sug-
gests, that the Buffalo Courier means nothing so
far as persons are concerned, IN irs pessum per-
formances around Lyman Trumbull. Nevertheless,
we want says the Journal to put such professions
OF progressive policy on record that wnen these
papers, at the critical time, come to the support Of
an outand-out democrat aud q retrogrcssive policy
the nolIowncss OF their specous pretences win be
all the more apparent
The Albany Journal brings In heavy bill OF In
dictment against the metropolis. 1t says
The pigeon holes OF the District Attorneys ONCE
in New YORK are nlled with indictments which are
not prosecuted. They are simply neld as a rod Ia
teY0re0t over the heads or the villains to keep
them faithful In the political traces. SO long as
they do tie work OF their masters they at arxe
In their criminal career.
The Memphis Avalanche has conceived q slight
dislike Of carpetbaggers. The Avalanche alludes
to this fraternity IN the following choice extract:-
"lne miserable politician and the loud d.mouthed
demagoguc, who wears an afidavit face, whose
own ulrty record he Il striving TO conceal by the
shreds torn from battle Dag he never followed Is
an enemy to the peace OF the country. He feeds on
polsons like Mithrldaes and swallows hell itself by
the half acre." Carpet-bagSers have certainly ex-
hbited astonishing powers of degluttion, but it is
questionable II any specimen OF that tribe can be
produced who IS equal to the task allotted them by
the Ardianche "Ilalf an acre OF he'll" Is good but
1t Is tremendous swallow.
General Butler in this city yesterday and took
a chop at the Astor House. The Springfield Repub-
ucan discusses Butler and other political manipu-
larors in Massachusetts In this wise which will an.
swer our present purpose:-
Butler and Loring have not yet settled who shall
be Governor OF Massachusetts. A Washington letter
I'm the New York World bulletins their latest nego-
tiatons and declarations. Butler Offers Loring the
mission to Berlin IL he wll get out OF the way But
Lorng says he viii take 1t after the Governorshlp
and insists on the fulnment OF their original bar
gain. Butler Is pcrpexed, and comes home TO
Massachusetts 10 take observations aud see what
can be done.
Butter has not spoken on General Sherman as the
democratic nominee for the Presidency. win he
touch the topic In his forthcoming address to his
colored brethren In the East
The Springfield Republican, whose editor Jim
Fisk. Jr., put IN Ludlow street jail on certain
OCCASION, says
There ls nothing like taking time by the forelock
In politics rs well a. any thing else. The admirers
ID supporters Of "Bossb Tweed NJ New York nave