The stipulations of this agreement appear to me so reasonable and just and the object to be accomplished by its execution so eminently desirable to both the white people of the United States and the Indians that it has my cordial approval, and I earnestly commend it to Congress for favorable consideration and appropriate legislative action.
Rutherford B. Hayes: “The stipulations of this agreement appear to me so reasonable and just and the object to be accomplished by its…”
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