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Annexation of Texas Dominates Vermont and Congress Debates
In 1838 the House and Vermont Legislature clash over Texas annexation. Mr Adams condemns secrecy, cites Rhode Island and Ohio resolutions, and argues the danger to union and liberty from admitting Texas. He denounces the gag rule and insists on printing and debating memorials and petitions from states and citizens.
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