1:02:03
Pistols?
1:02:03
That one!
1:02:06
No pistols.
1:02:06
Our queen has chosen.
1:02:08
Good boy.
1:02:13
Terms are resolved.
1:02:14
Counsel is concluded.
1:02:21
To hell with your damned draft.
1:02:23
Get 'm boys.
1:02:24
Rip 'm apart.
1:02:27
Sir...
1:02:29
...your lady!
1:02:31
Regular services are held in
the church at 6 and 8.
1:02:33
Kill the rich bastards.
1:02:34
Go to hell.
1:02:41
Hotel!
1:02:44
What do you think your
doing?
1:02:44
They're not getting my son!
1:02:45
I'm dancing.
1:02:46
Why did you pick me?
1:02:48
That's none of your business.
1:02:50
Would you mind telling me?
1:02:51
Uptown town at the draft office...
1:02:52
Sorry!
1:02:54
...the cops broke a few skulls.
1:02:56
And everybody ran away.
1:02:59
I'm not much of a dancer.
1:03:00
But the word was spreading...
1:03:01
Try and stay calm.
1:03:02
...in the dark.
1:03:03
I've never been to a dance
before!
1:03:04
It's best not to look down.
1:03:05
Up on fifth avenue, the Schermerhorns
and their mob...
1:03:08
...breathed a little easy.
1:03:09
You can hold me tighter if
you like.
1:03:10
Just a brief blist of anger, over
Mr. Lincoln's draft.
1:03:13
Entirely justifiable in my view.
1:03:15
There are two sides to that
question.
1:03:17
Ther are several sides to that
question, Mr. Schermerhorn.
1:03:18
Alright.
1:03:19
Okay!
1:03:19
But only one right side.
1:03:21
As with any question, it
holds the abuse...
1:03:22
Why didn't you dance
with Johnny?
1:03:23
...of any executive power.
1:03:24
In any case, Mr. Greely...
1:03:26
...we can all be thankful, it
wasn't any worse.
1:03:26
Because...
1:03:29
It may be worse yet, sir.
1:03:30
...I didn't want him.
1:03:31
I saw them. I don't know
what to think...
1:03:32
What is it you are so fond of
saying, Mr. Tweed?
1:03:35
Mr. Greely, you won't like this...
1:03:37
...but what is it?
1:03:38
I don't remember.
1:03:39
You can always hire one half
of the poor...
1:03:41
...to kill the other half.
1:03:54
I've come to say goodbye.
1:03:56
I've booked passage for
California.