Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Travels With Jottings: From Midland to the Pacific
I had the pleasure of. Meeting Governor St. John. He is a gentleman of the size and general appearance of our Gov. Smith. He commands the' confidence of his people much as even Gov. Smith does ours. In conversing with him, upon the exodus of the colored people, he remarked that those who had come to Kansas, as a whole, were getting a living, and that the transfer of the freedmen at the South to the North had but just begun, that their knowledge of their rights and opportunities in this direction was universal throughout all their circles in the South.
The prospects of Kansas seem to be of the most flattering kind at the present time. Our journey through her length. Via the Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Railroad, was superb; good cars, good track, good eating-houses and polite conductors.
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