:22:05
I see you transferred back to the artillery,
Lieutenant.
:22:08
Yes, sir.
:22:16
Over a hundred civilian prisoners
volunteered...
:22:19
and from them the Major took six,
and they were doubtful at best.
:22:23
While we waited for horses,
the rebel prisoners that we needed...
:22:26
watched the gallows being built.
:22:28
The gallows on which the Major will hang
Sgt. Chillum, the Hadley brothers...
:22:32
Jimmy Lee, and their captain.
:22:35
Captain.
:22:37
- You figure he's bluffing?
- Sure, he's bluffing.
:22:41
He needs us much more than we need him.
:22:43
Captain, that ain't no dance floor
they're building for us.
:22:45
We just want you to know, sir,
that whatever you figure on...
:22:49
we're all with you.
:22:52
Without Confederate volunteers,
the Major was forced to accept cowboys...
:22:56
drifters and drunks.
:22:59
You wanted Injun-fighting, mule-packing,
whiskey-drinking volunteers, sir.
:23:02
Well, by God, you've got one.
:23:04
What am I going to do with you?
:23:07
He's the biggest drunk,
but the best packer in the territory, sir.
:23:10
- What's your name?
- Wiley.
:23:13
Wiley, make your mark.
:23:22
- Whiskey?
- All you can drink.
:23:27
When you've earned it.
:23:28
Sergeant, throw him in a cell
and dry him out.
:23:31
- Come on, Wiley.
- I never seen anything like it.
:23:34
- How many is that, Ryan?
- Twelve, sir.
:23:37
- Name?
- Dalhstrom.
:23:40
Any man with a just cause
should travel with the word of God.
:23:43
With all due respect,
God has nothing to do with it.
:23:46
I intend to smite the wicked,
not save the heathen.
:23:50
Seventeen years ago,
I married John and Mary Rostes.
:23:56
Who that destroyeth my flock,
I will so destroy.
:23:59
Reverend.