Not everyone in Texas and the South supported the Confederacy and the Civil War. Who in the South showed opposition to the Confederacy, and how did they do it?

The union loyalists had to escape the draft or migrate in some cases.

Explanation:

There was a considerable number of people in the south that did not agree to the accuse of secession from the union of US and had wanted to remain inside the union and did not think that separation was good for the nation.

This was the demographic that the Southern leaders did not want to hold traction.

Hence they were either forced to accept the draft or were pressured indirectly to move.

This hardly happened however and thus there were some in the south that simply did not comply

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