New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
FRANK JAMES HIGHLY HOYORED.
WARMLY GREETED At FAIR II MISsOCRI-HUN-
pREDS or ADMIEERS.
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lsrEcGAL DISPATCH To rHE TRBUNE.l
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 90" Frank James, the
cx-baniit chief has been billed" * en-ively 10 ap-
pear at the Mo,crly fdr with his horses He kindly
offered to EXHIBIT him elf at the It LOul- exposition
but the offer was rejected At Bo'nvlie. NJ, ye'tcr-
dav there was a fair Viii Frank" attend aud he
WIS rendered warm reception. As "A he appeared
Old ,mrades in the b.usI' fushei mp t. ex end n"
hand OF sympat and broth and 20 reaS,ure MIN
o. their est en- while grzzy white healed old const-
tutiona union Il, Sed aroI md to their respec
and brought all the boys along that they too might
learn ID see how the r pap, coull honor man VINO
had done so much TOR the Democratic party. One coid
hear the nam.s OF Frank James aud Q1intrel cleveland
and Hendricks AMI Marina lux sp * a. the same une
by hrtero gen mas, OF living eXDon"hS o me Den
ocratic faith Tn ronen iolowe Fra * IN warns
even to tn c1urt-rOom whore ne went ." h" Ms cd-r
formally con nued. They also escorted llm 70 the IaI-
way station, when he ell for h. home in Indepen
dence. .,,,- 40 una,
hlm 10 al them to prOv.e for his iumela.e van
by pie-cntng him with purse, Frank Is crr'Hiy III
luck. o ly a snort uIhe sl'Cc re M'' ~ - - ~
Il fine hOr-e and buggy py au ddmIflE Dch N 'o.a' o
Saline C,uuy and It appear % he only necessary i2r
hin express wish to hay- 1t tfu led inln,Gla ely ne
would have be tower OF stientlh te De'n oii "a ~
state ticket could they have thou mt o L. III sou
ds -ust y one possessing spark OF uh."h 81, mn
and who did n 4 see II Ou-h 10 ne 10 WHAT h1u
ner OF people run" the Cleveland aud H'ndrIcKs
Inc G.55cDemocrat correspondents circulating
petition. being -lgned ny many l'rpuu'l' - =
rque ing the state Committe to cAng lng Pi'st
boldiug the state Convention from Mpberly ~ ihdI
place invited Frank Jane to be at he fr .ne .ag
the convention meets Petitions are D-hs slSru III 'Hc
counties all over southwest Missouri
THE Fx-BANDIT As LEADING DEMOCRAT.
OF the invitation sent Frank James the ex-nandit'
10 he present at tue MoberIy Far with his horses Ihe
Globe Democrat has this TO say elitOrally:
The presence OF tho nOOuOu, Frank Jam ?, by ac-
cldent or purely II his motion, nj county fair or
other reputable public gathering wOu be ap 10 strik'
the coultry a very improper and unpleasant thing.
What tn H. can country be expe ted 10 think OF the
fact that the foremost OF mod m robbers anu
despcradoes has actually been invited 10 attend ana
participate in he coming fair Mob rly. No. The fact
il that large number OF he people o Missouri are adj
mir Re Of Frank James. and IN any Missouri crowd
there are always persons pie ty to wec Inc him as II
he had done the state heroic and splendid service Lead
ing Democratic polt clans his personal friends aud
champions promp 20 his crimes and ID Lelp him
escape merted punishment lie is. in feet Demo ratio
politician himself aud p .rsous seeking nomi-
nations on the Democratic ticket his To-
calitv. or IN the ate at-large for tnu matter
must secure hi. lnGuenc. or b, k'own to have
hi, approval before they hop to succeed The Ms
sour Democrat who den0U1ce him, or Wlo has been In
any way concerned I'm hi, prosecution, il marked man
and ~ never rece party favor This mas been demon
straed tim and again On the other hand, the man who
has rendered Frank James achieved the boon
of h II cudSaip j. cOu~dcrc to have aims upon IN
rry which likely q b. overlooked Ihrrt l- not
"A Democratic orator the Std.e to- ay VINO can
draw .ucu a crowd Of TIE faith ul ths retired
hi-hvarman can count Il IN Democratic com
NUM- V they love aim for the eIenic. he IA. mtd',
a.d ac'Ourt MIN gallant mn IA nous lecdl-' he muir
d,Ted Unions during tn" va IN r'n'rd bahk, anl
railroad ains in time Of peace an came through 1t al
UuAatII'G.'