:32:13
Sheriff, we wanna talk
to this Wilson guy.
:32:19
Boys, keep out of this.
:32:22
There's no positive proof
that the man you want to...
:32:27
...talk to is guilty.
:32:31
Or innocent either.
:32:32
The district attorney
is checking on him now.
:32:35
But whichever he is...
:32:37
...he's under the protection
of the law.
:32:46
As long as I stand here
you can yell yourselves hoarse.
:32:50
- But you won't see this man.
- Then you won't stand there long.
:32:54
We'll move you.
:32:56
Well, then I ought to tell you men...
:32:59
...the National Guard is on its way.
:33:05
Orders to stop,
telephoned from the governor.
:33:08
- Stop? But...
- Why, Will?
:33:11
Because people always resent
troops moving in on them.
:33:15
Hurts their pride.
:33:18
When the papers phoned me
about this little ruckus in Strand...
:33:21
...I was able to calm them
down all right.
:33:23
But knowing how conscientious
you are, Bert, I came right over.
:33:28
And mighty good thing
I was in time to stop you too.
:33:31
You could cut our political throats
with this soldier stuff in an election year.
:33:36
You, Freddy Garrett, Durkin, Lopez,
Walker, Johnson, all of you, go home.
:33:42
You're gonna wind up being sorry
for this.
:33:45
Think of your families.
:33:48
Stick in with this kidnapper, Milt Grimes,
and you'd better not come home tonight.
:33:53
You elected me to do my duty,
and I'm going to.