:12:01
Hashslinger, why are you
standing there so high and mighty?
:12:06
He's running this here meeting,
or hadn't you heard?
:12:09
The whole shebang.
:12:13
I' d like to nominate the chairman,
:12:16
Mr. Ransom Stoddard, as delegate
to the territorial convention.
:12:21
Wait a minute.
:12:22
And I second that nomination,
not only because he knows law,
:12:26
but because he throws a good punch.
:12:28
Now listen, all you sodbusters,
you hard-rock farmers.
:12:32
- I aim to be the delegate.
- You don't live south.
:12:36
Floyd, say your piece like I said.
:12:38
I nominate
Liberty Valance for delegate.
:12:40
- I second the nomination.
- Move the nominations be closed.
:12:44
Now wait a minute. That ain't
exactly legal, is it, Mr. Attorney?
:12:50
We need two good delegates
to Capitol City, Valance,
:12:54
Two honest men.
We've got one in you, Mr. Stoddard.
:12:59
- You looking for trouble, Doniphon?
- You helping me find some?
:13:09
- You heard my motion, dude!
- All right. Put his name down.
:13:15
- Liberty Valance, address unknown.
- Have I got a right to speak?
:13:19
- Go ahead, Highpockets.
- Then what about Mr. Peabody?
:13:23
He can read and write
and runs the newspaper.
:13:25
Yeah, and when he's drinking,
:13:28
why, he can talk the ears
off of a w-wooden Indian.
:13:33
I second the motion.
:13:39
No, you don't. No!
:13:42
I'm a newspaperman, not a politician.
:13:47
No, politicians are my meat!
I build them up. I tear them down.
:13:51
But I wouldn't be one.
I couldn't be one.
:13:55
- It would destroy me! Give me a...
- Bar's closed.
:13:59
Good people of Shinbone,
I'm your conscience.