1:16:02
Well, I could always
take off his irons.
1:16:05
You cost me millions and months
of delays in construction.
1:16:10
I wish I could hang you
every morning for a century.
1:16:15
How do you like that?
1:16:17
My father had it made
when he started this railroad.
1:16:22
I'll give it to my son,
and he'll give it to his son.
1:16:27
The right sort of men will always
run this country. Not your sort.
1:16:32
You'll always suffer.
And you haven't changed anything.
1:16:37
I made you think twice
about burning homes down.
1:16:41
-We'll speak in Washington.
-You're on the same train?
1:16:46
Well, I'll tell you what.
I'm gonna have to pay you a visit.
1:16:50
-Big words.
-It's a promise.
1:16:53
Get him on board.
1:16:59
Open up!
1:17:02
-Hook him up.
-Come with me, boy.
1:17:13
Take him back.
1:17:16
Now, your guns.
1:17:19
I don't like it.
We can handle him.
1:17:22
In the last 1 0 seconds, he could've
grabbed your gun at least three times!
1:17:28
If he lays a finger
on one of your guns. . .
1:17:31
. . .you are all, and I mean all,
dead men!
1:17:37
He's chained up.
1:17:39
I'll put that on your tombstone.
Your guns!