The workingmen throughout the State will hear.
Harvey Anderson.
They'll blow in relay, pards, from sea to sea.
(Harry Egerton stands and watches the militiamen depart. As Bentley goes down the stairs he turns and looks at Harry Egerton, who lifts his hand to his head in a sort of military salute)
That's what they say about us, Wes, you know
That when the thing we've fought is taken away
We'll fight among ourselves.
Wes Dicey.
(To Harry Egerton)
I ain't a man,
And never have been one, to set my views
Against the boys' views. If they're satisfied
And think the new way's better than the old,
And if they'll vote for it, Wes and his friends
Will have no grouch.
Several.