Logansport Daily Pharos Rates and Publication Note
Logansport Daily Pharos lists publication times and price terms. It notes daily edition timing at 4 o clock except Sundays, and price options including annual, weekly, and single-copy rates.
04 Feb 1876
Page 1
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Pharos
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1876
Page
1
Logansport Daily Pharos lists publication times and price terms. It notes daily edition timing at 4 o clock except Sundays, and price options including annual, weekly, and single-copy rates.
The piece surveys Indiana political currents and editorial takes on Governor race prospects, court influence, and party divides. It notes Hiram Brownlee as a Republican gubernatorial figure, warnings about jury composition, and critiques of reform and press behavior.
The piece mocks public sympathy for convicted criminals arguing they deserve no more consideration than petty thieves. It asserts that if guilty, they face a just punishment and criticizes supporters who praise felons in death or defeat. Strong language targets those prostrating themselves before convicted offenders.
Fragmented lines evoke nature and music with references to gardens, birds, and rivers. The text hints at joyous, pastoral scenes and distant warble within a dreamlike, archaic tone. Names and concrete details are obscured, yielding a poetic vignette rather than a clear event.
A mix of brief items notes rulers, politicians, and oddities from diverse places. Mentions Peoria population figures Senator Dorsey Arkaneas bankruptcy Theodore Tilton lectures and counterfeit bills. Also reports temperance revival collapse Osceola Iowa and a New York treasurer note among scattered anecdotes and curiosities.
The article notes Mrs. Van Cott the revivalist expanding her influence in the East after success in the West as a powerful speaker with a large following. It compares her impact to Mr. Moody and describes her as a lively, imposing figure and a fervent orator attracting a strong vote.
The piece describes a political climate focused on the twenty third presidential election, Grant’s third term debate, and calls for reform. It touts The Weekly Sun's wide circulation and intent to inform readers with general news, stories, and intelligence across states and territories.
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