Young Mr. Lincoln
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1:10:01
- Anybody ever call you Jack?
- Yes.

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- WhyJ. Palmer Cass? Why notJohn P. Cass?
- I don't know -

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- Anything the matter with "John P".?
- No, but -

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- Has J. Palmer Cass anything to conceal?
- No.

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Then what do you part your name
in the middle for?

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I got a right to call myself anything I please,
as long as it's my own name.

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Well, if it's all the same to you,
I'll just call you Jack Cass.

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- Quiet! Quiet! Quiet!
- Your Honor!

1:10:28
- Quiet! Quiet! Quiet!
- Your Honor!

1:10:30
Your Honor, I object to
this ridiculous line of questioning.

1:10:35
Mr. Lincoln's clownishness
may win him a laugh from his friends...

1:10:39
but I assure him
his entire game of buffoonery...

1:10:44
is lost on this intelligent jury.
1:10:47
Stick to the point, Mr. Lincoln.
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I'll do my best, Your Honor.
1:10:53
Well,J. Palmer Cass...
1:10:56
you said you and Scrub White
had a little argument.

1:10:59
- Yeah.
- Jackass. I just got it.

1:11:09
What kind of an argument?
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I'd rather not say.
1:11:14
Oh, you'd rather not say.
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Well, Jack, suppose I told you
I'd rather you did say.

1:11:20
All right.
You wanna know, so I'll tell you.

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We was arguing about politics.
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Well, that's something new
to argue about.

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I've found out a lot different since...
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but I said I figured you had more sense
in politics than Steve Douglas...

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and Scrub got mad as a wet hen
and said you didn't.

1:11:52
Well, Mr. Cass, I reckon
we can let all you said go in...

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till we've heard from my side.
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Step down.

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