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stopping itself from debating slavery  PALINDROMIC WORDS: In 1836 Congress
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in ... The petitions most frequently called on Congress to abolish slavery in the ... 
of antislavery petitions increased, Democrats enacted the first gag rule in 1836. ... 
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were inserted in the constitution of Missouri in 1820, of Texas in 1836 (as a 
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of Congress, but with powers not exceeding those which Congress itself, by the 
.... In the first of these pleas, the plaintiff joined issue, and to the second and third 
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Question: In 1836 Congress adopted the first of these "rules" stopping itself from debating slavery
Answer: gag