A Brief Notice of the Recent Outrages Committed By Isaac I Stevens Governor of

W H William Henson Wallace

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In reply, Governor Stevens on the 6th inst. , while declining to withdraw his proclamation, suggested that Judge Lander adjourn his court to the first Monday in June, and informed him that he Lad examined the law, and found no difficulty in his adjourning from any time to the next term of court.
Upon the receipt of this information, Judge Lander, having done his duty as a citizen in endeavoring to prevent the expected collision, proceeded to fulfil those of his judicial office by opening court ...at the appointed time, accompanied by the Clerk, U. S. Deputy Marshal and Sheriff; he went to the court house, opened the court by proclamation in usual form, and caused the Grand Jury to be impanneled and sworn. During this time a company of volunteers, (many of them citizens of Oregon, although enrolled in this territory, ) drawn from Clark county on the Columbia river, entered the court room with loaded rifles and drew up without the bar ; another company was kept in reserve without, to assist them if necessary.

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