Whilst we furnish subsistence and instruction to the Indians and guarantee the undisturbed enjoyment of their treaty rights, we should habitually insist upon the faithful observance of their agreement to remain within their respective reservations.
Johnson emphasizes the importance of respecting treaty rights for Native Americans while ensuring their compliance with agreements.
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