Jesse James vs. the Daltons

[first lines]

Father Kerrigan:
Stranger, it's not safe down there! There's a lynching going on.

Joe Branch:
It won't the first one I've seen.

Joe Branch:
Virgil Spanner doesn't think Jesse James is dead.

Kate Manning:
Why Jesse James died more than ten years ago. There's a marker on his grave.

Joe Branch:
Some say he's dead, but there are others, like Spanner...

Kate Manning:
And if he is alive?

Joe Branch:
I'll find him.

Joe Branch:
You know, you're one of the few that hasn't heard about Joe Branch. Most everyone else thinks Jesse James was my father. I have to know.

Joe Branch:
You know, now I can see why Frank Bayliss thought it was worth a chance.

Kate Manning:
[defiantly] Well?

Joe Branch:
No... that's not the way I want to get paid off.

Mr. Rutherford, railroad president:
11:30, and I'm usually asleep at nine.

Father Kerrigan:
You don't say. That doesn't leave you much time for Bible reading, does it.

Mr. Rutherford, railroad president:
I read the Bible when I think it's necessary, Father.

Father Kerrigan:
When you think it's necessary? Hm-hmm. Well, maybe the good Lord figures that railroad presidents have better judgment than other people.

[Joe returns the robbery loot to the railroad president]

Joe Branch:
Here's your money. If the Daltons got it, you wouldn't be getting it back now and a lot of good men would be shot up.

Father Kerrigan:
Mr. Branch didn't want to overtax St. Peter.

Kate Manning:
Joe, I'm afraid.

Joe Branch:
You almost got lynched in Coffeyville. This shouldn't bother you.

[last lines]

Father Kerrigan:
Well, it's about time you two got here.

Joe Branch:
Yes, but things have changed, Father.

Kate Manning:
The sheriff told me Corey Bayliss cleared my name.

Father Kerrigan:
You came here just to tell me that?

Joe Branch:
No sir, we came to be married.

Father Kerrigan:
Young man, you just saved yourself a whale of a sermon.