But this only happens when the Indians ask for it.

Treaties last forever, as signed, unless the Indians wish to make a change.

I understand you all agree to the terms of the Treaty.

Am I right?
If so, I will have the Treaty drawn up, and to-morrow we will sign it.

Speak, all those who do not agree!" MOOSTOOS: "I agree." KEENOOSHAYO: "My children, all who agree, stand up!" The Reverend Father Lacombe then addressed the Indians in substance as follows: He reminded them that he was an old friend, and came amongst them seven years ago, and, being now old, he came again to fulfil another duty, and to assist the Commission to make a treaty.
"Knowing you as I do, your manners, your customs and language, I have been officially attached to the Commission as adviser.