Western Flaming Frontier 1958

Russell

Army officer whose parents are white and Indian tries to avert an Indian war.

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00:03:43he's pulling his people

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00:03:47he must be stopped

00:03:49this is not an order

00:03:51but a request to be accepted purely on our volunteer basis

00:03:53I hope you know why we're choosing you Captain

00:03:56The fact that you a little crow know one another

00:03:59and that he respects you

00:04:00that is a long time ago

00:04:02Giving you access to Fort Ridgely and full cooperation from all military personnel stationed there.

00:04:09This letter, direct from the President, gives you full authority to take command of any situation that might arise from your visit.

00:04:17To be used as you see fit.

00:04:18Regardless of cause and effect, you must prevent hostilities.

00:04:22Sergeant Haggerty will escort you to Fort Ridgely where he's stationed.

00:04:25He's to be completely trusted.

00:04:27I know the man well.

00:04:29Here are your personal instructions.

00:04:31Read them carefully, Captain.

00:04:32And destroy the letter.

00:04:34Thank you, sir.

00:04:35My best to you.

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00:04:39Good luck, Captain.

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00:04:45Yes, sir.

00:04:46On your toes.

00:04:48Men like Houston don't happen often.

00:04:51We need him.

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00:05:00Haggerty, is it?

00:05:01Yes, sir.

00:05:02Good.

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00:05:03I'm ready to start with New York, Sergeant.

00:05:05I'll get them out, sir.

00:05:18I'll get them out, sir.

00:05:19I'll get them.

00:05:20My dad.

00:05:44Oh, my son.

00:05:47They didn't leave, must, did they?

00:06:06No, sir. They usually don't.

00:06:17Colonel, sir, may I present Captain Hewson, Colonel Carver.

00:06:32Corporal? Yes, sir.

00:06:33See what needs to be done here.

00:06:41Captain, with all due respect to the President, the Governor, and yourself,

00:06:47it's going to take a lot more than one man to stop Little Crow.

00:06:51Colonel, my express purpose in being here is to contact Little Crow,

00:06:55survey the needs of your post, and make my report.

00:06:57Your command will in no way be usurped.

00:07:00My rank remains that of Captain.

00:07:02What you see out there, Captain, is all that you can expect from Little Crow.

00:07:10Five Fort Ridgely men, sir. One civilian teamster and two shotgun riders.

00:07:14Have the detail. Bury them. I'm riding in with Captain Hewson.

00:07:17Come and out.

00:07:18Are you kidding me?

00:07:28How can I be when I do enough?

00:07:36Have a great day.

00:07:39You have let this.

00:07:39Sergeant Haggerty, we'll show you to your quarter.

00:07:50I'll expect you for drinks today.

00:07:59Here, here, and here.

00:08:03The most fertile land of all, in all the powers.

00:08:06If we don't lose our nerve.

00:08:09What do you think, Jeff?

00:08:12How do you want it?

00:08:14Officially as Indian agent or Jeff Baxter, private citizen?

00:08:26I was just going to tell your brother the more persistent the Sue attacks are,

00:08:30the more troops Washington will have to send in.

00:08:32That's true, Hugh, because the Union Army needs all the food Minnesota can deliver.

00:08:38A truce of Little Crow wouldn't sit very well with you two, would it?

00:08:42It would not.

00:08:43What makes you talk truce at this time?

00:08:45I'm going to wage war against Little Crow just as long as I can, you know that?

00:08:49At least we agree on something.

00:08:51But not for the same reasons.

00:08:53You're forgetting this military career business, Hugh.

00:08:56When all this is over and done with, you're coming into business with me.

00:08:59I'm fighting Little Crow because of my own reasons.

00:09:02It has nothing to do with your conspiracy.

00:09:05Remember that.

00:09:06But you're quitting when all this is over.

00:09:11You're not running my life, Dan.

00:09:12Let's stop this arguing, gentlemen.

00:09:15Let your brother make his own decisions, Dan.

00:09:16He'll see things our way.

00:09:18Will he, Jeff?

00:09:18From captain to colonel with one big jump for him.

00:09:23He likes it.

00:09:26Forget it, Dan.

00:09:28Can we have that escort tomorrow, Hugh?

00:09:32Hugh?

00:09:33Hmm?

00:09:34The escort.

00:09:34We're leaving first thing tomorrow morning.

00:09:36There'll be no escort for two days.

00:09:38Not until at least one or two patrols come back.

00:09:42Well, that can't be helped, can it?

00:09:44Cocktails as usual?

00:09:46Right.

00:09:47Good.

00:09:48See you later.

00:09:53You're a fool, Dan.

00:09:55Because I fought hard for everything I've got?

00:09:58Trading posts, land.

00:10:00Because you're trying to be the richest man in the state.

00:10:02And because you don't like the way I'm doing it.

00:10:06You feel very secure in your little military world, don't you, Hugh?

00:10:11It's not enough.

00:10:12Not for you.

00:10:13Not for the hate you've got inside.

00:10:15That's enough.

00:10:15It's hate, Hugh, for yourself and for the mistake you made with Felice.

00:10:19Something you'll never live down.

00:10:21You take it out on war.

00:10:23But to your profit, Dan.

00:10:24Ours!

00:10:25Our profit if you'd wake up and see it.

00:10:29Wake up, Hugh.

00:10:31Not the mistake you married.

00:10:33Stop playing soldier.

00:10:35Forget this military business.

00:10:37Think big.

00:10:38Like me.

00:10:39Like Baxter.

00:10:39You know, there's a possibility of a truce with Little Crow.

00:10:45What are you talking about?

00:10:47Don't force me.

00:10:48All right.

00:10:49Let's have it, Hugh.

00:10:51I've got a little surprise for you and Mr. Baxter.

00:10:55A Captain Hewson from Washington.

00:10:57So?

00:10:57Well, a truce with Little Crow is written all over his face.

00:11:03I thought you'd like that.

00:11:06Cocktails at eight.

00:11:08And I'll make sure that you meet him.

00:11:12Excuse me now.

00:11:13I've got some work to do.

00:11:19Now.

00:11:19Captain.

00:11:34Captain Hewson, may I present my brother Dan?

00:11:37And Jeff Baxter, Indian agent for the state of Minnesota.

00:11:40Gentlemen, Captain James Hewson.

00:11:42Welcome to Fort Ridgely.

00:11:43Thank you, Mr. Carver.

00:11:44Welcome to Minnesota, Captain.

00:11:49Mr. Baxter, Dan?

00:12:04Listen, I present Captain Hewson.

00:12:06Captain, my wife.

00:12:07Good evening, Mrs. Carver.

00:12:08I'm happy to know you, Captain.

00:12:10Shall we sit down, gentlemen?

00:12:11I understand you're on a special mission of some sort of use, sir.

00:12:21You might call it that.

00:12:22We hope you'll find Minnesota to your liking.

00:12:24With the exception of the Indians, it's God's country, Captain.

00:12:27I value your opinion very much, Mr. Baxter.

00:12:30You wouldn't believe this, Captain, but...

00:12:33You know, seven years ago, this country was a wilderness.

00:12:36It's grown.

00:12:36And when the war is over, there'll be a boom here.

00:12:40Biggest one we've seen.

00:12:41Railroads, banks, industry...

00:12:43We'll never see that, Dan.

00:12:45Not with the Sioux problem.

00:12:47Army men aren't prophets.

00:12:49No realists, are they, Hugh?

00:12:51And you, Captain Hewson?

00:12:53Visionary or realist?

00:12:55Oh, a little of both, I guess.

00:12:56Well, then, you didn't come with the right ammunition, Captain.

00:13:00A little of both will never solve the Sioux problem.

00:13:02Wiping out little crows is the only answer.

00:13:04Perhaps.

00:13:06What's your answer, Captain?

00:13:08There's mention you've come here to talk truce with little crow.

00:13:11Is this true?

00:13:12War and killing never solved any problems.

00:13:15Just adds others.

00:13:16My brother, Captain, is a professional soldier.

00:13:20He can't help but regard the Sioux as a perpetual enemy.

00:13:23And one that can never be trusted.

00:13:25Something you'll learn up here.

00:13:28Indian hatred is an obsession with my husband and his guests, Captain.

00:13:32Shall we change the subject with some coffee?

00:13:34I'll help him.

00:13:43What did you mean just now?

00:13:44I'd end in Baxter leaving in the morning.

00:13:46When the first patrol comes back.

00:13:48I'd like to go with them.

00:13:49I want to return to St. Louis.

00:13:51We'll talk about that later.

00:13:52I'm not your prisoner, Hugh.

00:13:55Forget you're my wife.

00:13:57I know.

00:13:59The Colonel's wife.

00:14:00Beg pardon, Colonel.

00:14:05Yes?

00:14:06It's Running Bear.

00:14:07The patrol's back with them.

00:14:09What happened?

00:14:10They were ambushed.

00:14:11Two dead.

00:14:13Well, we've still got Running Bear.

00:14:15Half-blooded low crow, Mr. Hewson.

00:14:18I know.

00:14:19I want to see that savage.

00:14:21Sergeant Edmondson's with them.

00:14:22They're waiting for you.

00:14:23I'll be right along.

00:14:25In less than 24 hours, you've seen seven troopers killed.

00:14:29All without tactical maneuvers.

00:14:31Ambushes.

00:14:33And you think you can stop them?

00:14:35That's why I'm here, Colonel.

00:14:37Come along.

00:14:38I'll show you what you're up against.

00:14:51You'll be talking, Running Bear.

00:14:53You'll be glad to when I get through with you.

00:14:57Has he talked yet?

00:14:58No, sir.

00:14:59Nothing at all?

00:15:00Just arrogance.

00:15:02You know what I want.

00:15:03Yes, sir.

00:15:05Now you listen to me, Running Bear.

00:15:06You're going to be in for serious trouble unless you tell me where Little Crow's new camp is.

00:15:12Now save yourself a lot of pain.

00:15:14You're familiar with my treatment.

00:15:20This is the Indian nation all rolled into one, Mr. Hewson, right here.

00:15:24Savages filled with hatred and ignorance.

00:15:27They don't ever learn anything because they neither have the capacity of the will.

00:15:31Sergeant, show the man from Washington how we deal with ignorance.

00:15:35Stand back, Captain.

00:15:36What's the meaning of this, Mr. Hewson?

00:15:39I want Running Bear turned it over to me.

00:15:41You must be out of your mind.

00:15:43He'll take me to Little Crow.

00:15:46Were it not for your special dispensation, Mr. Hewson, you'd be in for serious trouble.

00:15:50As it is, going with this savage may teach you something that you'll never forget.

00:15:55That is, if you live to remember it.

00:15:57I'll keep that in mind, Colonel.

00:15:58Thank you very much.

00:15:59I'm leaving first thing in the morning.

00:16:02I want Sergeant Haggerty and three men.

00:16:05Is that an order?

00:16:06A request?

00:16:07As commanding officer of this fort, I refuse your request.

00:16:11I can't spare the men.

00:16:13Very well, sir.

00:16:14Sergeant Haggerty has been designated as your orderly.

00:16:16It's his choice to make such a mission as this.

00:16:19I'll help where I can, but I won't send men out to be killed.

00:16:23By your leave, Colonel.

00:16:25Captain.

00:16:27Yes, sir.

00:16:28You're foolish to make this try, Little Crow.

00:16:30Take my word for it.

00:16:33I know the Sioux too well.

00:16:35Little Crow and I were boys together, Colonel.

00:16:38And now he's a man.

00:16:39So am I.

00:16:41Half Danish and half Sioux Indian.

00:16:43Take him out, Sergeant.

00:17:00You hear what he said?

00:17:01Yeah.

00:17:01He's half Sioux.

00:17:02And he'll get to Little Crow.

00:17:04He thinks he can.

00:17:05He's bluffing us and fooling himself.

00:17:07He'll be killed.

00:17:08I'd like to make sure.

00:17:10That won't be necessary, Baxter.

00:17:12Jeff is right, Hugh.

00:17:12This soldier nonsense has gone to your head.

00:17:15Hewson's got to be stopped.

00:17:30Come in.

00:17:36Miss Carver, it was rude of me to leave without thanking you for a pleasant evening.

00:17:40I enjoyed it very much.

00:17:41Well, good night now.

00:17:45Captain Hewson, I hope what you saw in there wasn't too unpleasant.

00:17:50It wasn't.

00:17:52I'd like to apologize for my husband's attitudes and actions.

00:17:56You didn't.

00:17:57My husband's a very vengeful man.

00:18:00I'm afraid much of his hate for the Indian comes from me.

00:18:03You see, my mother was of the Blackfoot Nation.

00:18:08My father was a Frenchman.

00:18:10He didn't explain.

00:18:12I understand.

00:18:14I wish you could, Captain.

00:18:16It's not talked of, you see.

00:18:19Every once in a while, I just have to get it out of my system.

00:18:22I know how you feel.

00:18:22Captain Hewson just dropped by to thank us for a pleasant evening, Hugh.

00:18:31Oh?

00:18:35Did he tell you about his plans for tomorrow?

00:18:38No.

00:18:41He hopes to meet with Little Crow.

00:18:44Didn't you warn him?

00:18:45Oh, that's all right, Mrs. Carver.

00:18:47The Colonel understands my reasoning.

00:18:50Good night.

00:18:52Colonel?

00:18:59You can't let him go.

00:19:00Are you concerned?

00:19:04I think he's a very fine man.

00:19:07I thought you would.

00:19:09Will you stop hating me?

00:19:14You stay away from Hewson.

00:19:17Do you understand?

00:19:21He's an officer and a gentleman.

00:19:25He's a half-breed Sioux.

00:19:30You didn't know?

00:19:39So that's why you let him go to Little Crow.

00:20:01Morning, Sergeant.

00:20:02Morning, sir.

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00:20:07Good morning, Captain Hewson.

00:20:08Mrs. Carver?

00:20:09I just wanted to wish you a safe journey.

00:20:11If you're tall like myself, it's nice to have somebody watch you leave.

00:20:14Thank you, ma'am.

00:20:15As the Sioux would say, may the courage in your heart shield you from any dangers.

00:20:21Ma'am?

00:20:22Good morning, sir.

00:20:43Good morning, Mr. Carver.

00:20:44Good morning, Sir.

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00:21:13Hmm their eyes

00:21:15Evidently your plan of taking a different route didn't work accurately

00:21:18It all depends on who's following us captain

00:21:22Let's see if we can get him out in the open come on

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00:58:50They have many weak points.

00:59:13We will wait till dark.

00:59:20What do you make of it, sir?

00:59:22I don't know.

00:59:23I didn't like Little Crow.

00:59:24I didn't try very hard.

00:59:25I think he must know we're weak.

00:59:27If he does, he'll attack tonight.

00:59:50What if he does?

00:59:51Yes, it's OK.

00:59:52I don't know.

00:59:53Oh, my God.

01:00:23He's dead.

01:00:41That's what you wanted, wasn't it?

01:00:42You know what I wanted.

01:00:44Yeah, your freedom.

01:00:47Well, you've got it now.

01:00:49At least he died for glory, didn't he?

01:00:51Not for you or back.

01:00:52That's enough.

01:00:53That bothers you, doesn't it?

01:00:57Soldier boy.

01:00:58Shot in the back by running bear.

01:01:03He didn't fool anybody.

01:01:05He's your brother. Don't say that.

01:01:07Well, now you've got your Captain Hewson.

01:01:11Wrapped in ribbons, half Sioux, half-breed police.

01:01:15Mistake like you!

01:01:16Is it true?

01:01:29Is it true that Dan Carver started all this?

01:01:48Some of the folks are saying it's all his fault.

01:01:51He was working with this Baxter that runs the trading post.

01:01:53The killing started there.

01:01:56No offense, men, Captain.

01:01:58You just talk.

01:02:00And not believe it that way.

01:02:02Sure.

01:02:04I'll take a turn around.

01:02:07There!

01:02:16I can make out three of them.

01:02:19Looks like one's carrying a white flag.

01:02:23We'd better alert the force.

01:02:24No.

01:02:25No, I'm going out there.

01:02:27Not alone.

01:02:28I have to go alone.

01:02:29I have to go alone.

01:02:58You're rifles have spoken well.

01:03:03We are strong, little crow.

01:03:05More braves come.

01:03:07You didn't come here to speak of this.

01:03:09You are right.

01:03:11I speak of peace with you and the fort.

01:03:14At what price?

01:03:17You showed courage at our council.

01:03:19You believed enough in your thoughts to part brotherhood with us.

01:03:22Therefore, we believe your president's promises because we believe you.

01:03:27Then there can be peace.

01:03:29When you have turned over to us those guilty of starting the killing and cheating of our people?

01:03:33Those men will be dealt with by our courts as I promised you.

01:03:36Give them to us and the war is over.

01:03:38Are my promises good only on your terms?

01:03:41There will be useless death on both sides.

01:03:44Give them to us.

01:03:45There will be no end to the killing if I gave in to your demands.

01:03:48This we both know.

01:03:50What of your trust in me?

01:03:52That's up to you.

01:04:13The lives of more than a hundred people are in your hands, Captain.

01:04:16Now put the fight of your hand over these two.

01:04:17We're not giving in.

01:04:19Two for a hundred?

01:04:20I say we agree.

01:04:22It's not your decision to make.

01:04:24You give in to Little Crow now.

01:04:25He'll come back here and destroy you and the entire fort.

01:04:30Hand them over to Little Crow.

01:04:32These men are my prisoners and they're going to stay that way.

01:04:36Little Crow can prove himself without these two.

01:04:39We'll wait.

01:04:41He'll kill all of us.

01:04:43Either way, it's his decision to make.

01:04:46Now put those guns away and go on home.

01:04:48I'll take care of these two.

01:04:50I get he'll lock them up.

01:05:07Yes, sir.

01:05:08Good evening, Captain.

01:05:35Ma'am?

01:05:37I wish there was something I could do.

01:05:39I wish you could tell me what's going on out there.

01:05:41It's far too quiet. Much too quiet.

01:05:44Maybe little Crows learned the truth of your words.

01:05:47Maybe I've been saying the wrong words.

01:05:50Maybe I've been thinking the wrong thoughts.

01:05:53Half me in here, half me out there.

01:05:56I don't think I'm good for either side.

01:06:00I believe in you. The others will learn.

01:06:04What happened?

01:06:14I found him outside the jail, sir.

01:06:16Claims Dan Carver wanted to speak with him.

01:06:18And then he says Carver hit him.

01:06:20They're both gone.

01:06:21It's true, sir.

01:06:22You're lying.

01:06:23No, sir.

01:06:24Letting Dan Carver go after what he did to the Colonel is the last thing I'd do.

01:06:27I'd never betray his trust. Never, sir.

01:06:30Whether he's living or dead, it's true. Believe me.

01:06:35When did this happen?

01:06:39Maybe two hours ago, sir.

01:06:41Two hours?

01:06:45Two hours.

01:06:47I'm going to take a turn out there. Excuse me.

01:06:50Alone, sir?

01:06:51Take care of him.

01:06:53He'll be taking care of himself.

01:06:55You'll be having company.

01:06:56By your leave, sir.

01:06:58Out of sight, sir.

01:07:23Out of sight, sir.

01:07:27It's a dark slew.

01:07:44I'm going to take care of him.

01:07:46I'm going to take care of him.

01:07:50It was that easy.

01:08:14He kept his word.

01:08:20He kept his word.

01:08:50He kept his word.

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