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Anyhow, some of you will take no further hand, and there are sixty more besides yourselves that will see a jail this night. Voice Reading
I'll tell you this, that when I was put upon this job I never believed there was such a society as yours. Voice Reading
I thought it was paper talk, and that I would prove it so. Voice Reading
They told me it was to do with the Freemen; so I went to Chicago and was made one. Voice Reading
Then I was surer than ever that it was just paper talk; for I found no harm in the society, but a deal of good. Voice Reading
"Still, I had to carry out my job, and I came to the coal valleys. Voice Reading
When I reached this place I learned that I was wrong and that it wasn't a dime novel after all. Voice Reading
So I stayed to look after it. Voice Reading
I never killed a man in Chicago. Voice Reading
I never minted a dollar in my life. Voice Reading
Those I gave you were as good as any others; but I never spent money better. Voice Reading
But I knew the way into your good wishes and so I pretended to you that the law was after me. Voice Reading
It all worked just as I thought. Voice Reading
"So I joined your infernal lodge, and I took my share in your councils. Voice Reading
Maybe they will say that I was as bad as you. Voice Reading
They can say what they like, so long as I get you. Voice Reading
But what is the truth? The night I joined you beat up old man Stanger. Voice Reading
I could not warn him, for there was no time; but I held your hand, Baldwin, when you would have killed him. Voice Reading
If ever I have suggested things, so as to keep my place among you, they were things which I knew I could prevent. Voice Reading
I could not save Dunn and Menzies, for I did not know enough; but I will see that their murderers are hanged. Voice Reading
I gave Chester Wilcox warning, so that when I blew his house in he and his folk were in hiding. Voice Reading
There was many a crime that I could not stop; but if you look back and think how often your man came home the other road, or was down in town when you went for him, or stayed indoors when you thought he would come out, you'll see my work." Voice Reading
"You blasted traitor!" hissed McGinty through his closed teeth. Voice Reading
"Ay, John McGinty, you may call me that if it eases your smart. Voice Reading
You and your like have been the enemy of God and man in these parts. Voice Reading

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