Senate Resolution No. 124 expresses the Texas Senate's warm welcome to Chief Martin of the Tonkawa Tribal Nation during his visit to the State Capitol. The resolution highlights the historical significance of the Tonkawa tribe, which is federally recognized and has roots in modern-day Texas. It acknowledges the tribe's longstanding friendship with early Texas settlers and their contributions to the state's development, including their involvement in key historical events such as the Battle of Plum Creek and their role in protecting the city of Austin during the Texas Archives War.

The resolution also honors the Tonkawa tribe's service as scouts and trackers for the United States Army at Fort Griffin between 1867 and 1874, recognizing their efforts in defending the Texas frontier. In conclusion, the Senate extends its best wishes to Chief Martin for a memorable visit and prepares a copy of the resolution as a token of esteem from the Texas Senate.