Popular Tribunals: Ballot-box stuffing – Assassination – The prince of villains – The loosing of the latent law – Genesis of the grand tribunal – Completion of the organization – The Executive Committee of 1856 – The Law and Order party – The governor, the general, and the president of Vigilance – Attack on the jail, and seizure of the prisoners – Further outward manifestations – The perils of journalism – Trial and execution of Casey and Cora – The honorable Edward McGowan – Arrest and exile – Declaration of war – Futile attempts at reconciliation – Concurrent events – Swift and silent mechanism – The Governor invokes federal aid – Arrest of Terry, Judge of the Supreme Court – Capture of the entire Chivalry forces – Preparation for trial – The prisoner and his victim – The trial – Johnson and his gentle general – The verdict – Hetherington and Brace – Arrest and trial of Durkee and Rand for piracy – The Pueblo papers – Final adjournment – Eastern and European opinion – The case of Herbert, federal frownings – The Governor’s withdrawal of his proclamation and message – The expatriated – Suits and annoyances – Politics and vigilance – The fruits of vigilance – Reflections and lessons – The labor agitation of 1877-8