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A GREAT SUCCESS
VERY SERIOUS TOPICS, BUT A LOT OF FUN TOO
Federation of States - Cibolo, Texas, September 29, 2003- The events began with the Founder's Dinner & Theater which happened for over 100 pleased participants who enjoyed a great barbeque dinner, a wildly inspiring poem "The Bonnie Blue Flag" fervorently recited and enacted by Bonnie McDonald, daughter of Founders Karl and Nancy Falster.
There was then a one act play which was presented by Col. Gustav Hoffmann Camp #1835 players which involved two Confederate soldiers, both of German extraction from New Braunfels, Texas, who were wondering homeward after surviving a devastating battle and who ran into a very adamant fraulein with a pistol who drove them off of her fathers farm in Fredericksburg. It was an entertaining presentation with a historical setting. James Jones and Darin Gautier were the two Confederate soldiers and Susan Gautier played the part of the assertive fraulein. The producer was Clint Stapleton. They plan to add more to the play by next year.
The evening was capped off by a speech by Black conservative, Jesse Lee Peterson in connection with the importance of strengthening our families as an answer to the lack of character crisis we are suffering with our youth today.
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VERY SERIOUS TOPICS!
Karl Falster-Founder, Southern Historical Conference 2003
Federation of States - Schertz, Texas (suburb of San Antonio), September 30, 2003-This was a day of conference and speakers with vendors tables available during the regular intermissions for the folks for browsing amongst mostly confederate related merchandise which was for sale. These vendors tables also served as meeting points for smaller groups of participants to discuss the serious events before us and to exchange names and addresses.
Over 300 people gathered to hear the speakers. After the invocation and songs, the participants were treated to a Confederate color guard presentation of colors by the Texas Lone Star Greys and a rousing Bagpipe duo with drummer. After this, the keynote speaker, U.S. Congressman Ron Paul spoke on State's Rights and the Confederate Battle Flag.
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There was a break which allowed visits to the vendor's tables and opportunities for the participants to meet each other.
The next speaker was John C. Perry, historian, who presented "Myth & Realities of American Slavery". Perry established clearly that the slavery issue was not the key issue of the War of Yankee Aggression, which was actually State's Rights vs Federal Centralized Tyranny. After the speech and questions and answers, we adjourned to the outdoors to behind the VFW Hall where the convention was being held to witness the firing of the 6 pounder cannon by the Texas Lonestar Greys, Camp#1953 followed by a lunch break.
Below, are men from the Texas Lone Star Greys, SCV Camp #1953 commanded by John "Pat" Dawson. Also present was Don Lawrence, Camp Adjutant and artillery troops.
After the firing demonstration, the crew buttons up the cannon and prepares to load it aboard its trailer to transport it home.
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The afternoon session began with a speech by Jesse Lee Peterson on the "Financial Reparation to the Children of Former Slave's Issue." Reverend Peterson discussed the ridiculousness of this idea being pushed by radicals like Jesse Jackson. Rev. Peterson said that this amounts to a corporate rip off by these radicals and that the money goes into their organizations, not to the descendants of the slaves anyhow. Peterson believes that this continues to raise the hatred aspects rather than concentrating on building character in the Black youth by encouraging two parent families.
After a break, the conference continued with a presentation by Professor Thomas E. Woods, Jr. (a founding director of the League of the South). Professor Woods speech was entitled: "Get a grip on it -The parties in this conflict were not merely abolitionists and slave-holders." Professor Woods spoke of cultural heritage, State's Rights and the ugly truth about Abraham Lincoln.
H.K. Edgerton
After a final break, the final speaker was presented. Here was a Black man who walked all the way from North Carolina to Austin, Texas (some 1,700 miles) wearing a Confederate Soldier's uniform and carrying a Confederate Battle Flag to protest the removal of the plaque of dedication in the Texas Supreme Court building with a quotation from Robert E. Lee. H. K. Edgerton is the Chairman of the Board of the Southern Legal Resource Center in North Carolina and he spoke of: "Black men in the Confederacy, why slaves fought for their South."
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With a song and prayer, the Conference was adjourned to prepare for the Ball that evening.
BUT A LOT OF FUN TOO!
2003 BONNIE BLUE BALL
Folks began to gather in preparation for the 2003 Bonnie Blue Ball sponsored by the Southern Historical Conference. The evening saw over 100 participants, mostly in period dress and uniforms of the Confederacy of 1861. The dancing was also classic period dances including the Virginia Reel.
 Guests arriving into the past. |
 How grand everyone looks. |
 Socializing while waiting for the music. |
 Classic Lone Star Grey uniform. |
Let the Fun Begin.
 Preparing to start the Virginia Reel. |
 Here they go. |
What a Ball, what an occassion.
Had the word spread enough and had the people been aware of how good this was going to be, there would have been hundreds of more attendees.
Next year should be a really large event for the 2004 Southern Historical Conference and Bonnie Blue Ball..
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H.K. EDGERTON MARCH TO AUSTIN, TEXAS
H. K. and a bunch of his Louisiana Supporters - Louisiana 20 mile Club Members, Louisiana Division Officers, Louisiana OCR State Officers, Southern Guard, Madison Parish Tips, SCV and OCR members from all points in Louisiana and from East Texas. Picture taken in Waverly, La.
Bill Wheeler, H K , and Bob Archibald (Archibald, La SCV Camp)glad to reach Rayville which was the day's destination.
H. K. Edgerton and "The South Was Right" Author - Donny Kennedy are interviewed by the Monroe Louisiana Press - CBS Affiliate. We had to drag H K away from this interview! Got to make that 20 miles.
Louisiana 20 milers - Joe Walters and Faye Jackson of Winnsboro, La. SCV and OCR donate money for the Heritage Rights March to Austin to H. K., his brother and the SLRC.
Terry Lee with two fingers in the air claiming two more Louisiana 20 Milers in the Heritage Rights March to Austin, Texas. Among the supporters are Donny Kennedy, left, H. K. Edgerton, Johanna Pate, Terry Lee Edgerton, Faye Jackson and Joe Walters, behind Terry Lee, Bob Archibald behind H. K. and Bill Wheeler behind Donny Kennedy.
SIP of Texas - January 16, 2003 - "MARCH SUPPORT" needed for H. K. Edgerton's Heritage Rights March through Texas to Austin where they will march to the steps of the Capital. H. K. Edgerton, a 55 year old former NAACP official, will request a meeting with Gov. Rick Perry to lobby for the reinstallation of a plaque displaying the Confederate seal that was removed from the Texas Supreme Court building because someone from the NAACP claimed they were offended. H. K. Edgerton, a black member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans and his associates are also "offended" because of the illegal and unconscionable removal of that plaque dedicating the building to the State as a gift from funds from the Widows of Confederate Veterans.
Local authorities are aware of H.K.'s march. Newspapers and radio stations in cities along the way await his arrival for interviews. Dinners have been arranged at the Dixie Cafe, Hearne for Friday, January 17th night at 6:30PM. On Saturday 18th the March will proceed from Calvert through Hearne and on to Gause on Highway 190.
For the march on Saturday, January 18th - H.K. will step off at 6:30AM in Calvert. Either meet us in Calvert or at the Oak Tree Inn at 5:30AM where you can leave your car until we walk through Hearne by early afternoon on our way to Gause. If you plan to go the entire distance, transportation will be available back to Hearne at the end of the day, since H.K. will still be staying at the Oak Tree Inn.
Sunday will be a day of rest, but on Monday January 20th the March will proceed from Gause to Rockdale for a 4:00PM barbecue at the Poor Boy Barbecue in Rockdale. For the march on Monday, January 20th - H.K. will step off at 6:30AM in Gause on his way to Rockdale. Leave your car in Gause. Remember, we have a great dinner planned at the conclusion of the days march at the Poor Boy Barbecue in Rockdale at 4:00 PM. Join H.K. for barbecue and transportation will be available back to your car at Gause.
A wagon has been donated by the Conroe SCV Camp that will be pulled during the entire march for anyone, man, woman or child, who wants to participate, but can not walk. BRING A LAWN CHAIR IF YOU PLAN ON RIDING IN THE WAGON. Bring the family and friends for this barbeque outing with H.K. and the marchers in Rockdale!
For the march on Tuesday, January 21st H.K. will step off at 6:30AM in Rockdale on his way to Thrall.
On Wednesday, January 22nd the marchers will proceed from Thrall through Taylor to Elgin.
On Thursday, January 23rd the marchers will march to the outskirts of Austin.
On Friday, January 24th H.K. and his marchers will rest and perhaps meet with folks.
On Saturday, January 25th the march will proceed to the State Capital steps where H.K. will request the meeting with Gov. Rick Perry to request his order to right the wrong of that plaque's removal. This must be a heavily attended gathering at the Capital! It is up to each of you to put out the call to muster the your friends and supporters to join us for that march on the Capital. Let nothing stand in the way of completing this last essential element to our drive to restore our heritage and preserve history! Confederate supporters from all races are welcome. Several million people are descendants from some 160,000 black Confederate troops that served and fought for the South.
H.K. Edgerton is Chairman of the Board of Southern Legal Resource Center (SLRC) who initiated this march which has been participated in by many organizations including the SCV, UDC, the League of the South, Southern Independence Party of Texas and others who are supporting and participating in this Heritage Rights March to restore our honor and our historical plaque in the Supreme Court Building in Austin, Texas. More information may be posted later on this web page.
REMOVED BY GOVERNOR GEORGE W. BUSH IN 2000 A.D.
FROM BUILDING BUILT WITH FUNDS FROM
THE CONFEDERATE WIDOWS PENSION FUND
IN ALL TIGHT PLACES, AND FEAR
I HAVE TO CALL UPON THEM TOO OFTEN!
THEY HAVE FOUGHT BRAVELY, NOBLY, ...
- ROBERT E. LEE
SIP of Texas , Jan. 22, 2003 - Dennis Joyce, Chairman of the SOUTHERN INDEPENDENCE PARTY OF TEXAS (www.SIPofTexas.org ) is standing behind the march supply truck loaded with 5 gallons of coffee, kalaches with sausage and donuts waiting for the marchers to arrive from Calvert at the first stopping point about sunrise. It was 23E F., but sunny.
Joyce is also the currently elected national chairman of the FEDERATION OF STATES, an educational historical organization which is coordinating the establishment of the Southern Independence Party throughout the South of eight States.
A COLD MORNING IN THE SOUTH
Here they come!
H. K. Edgerton leads his Heritage Rights marchers into the outskirts of Hearne, Texas and approaches the supply truck waiting with hot coffee and donuts on this cold Texas morning. The marchers left Calvert in the dark of the early morning and have come over 5 miles at this point. They will proceed another 15 miles to Gause, Texas.
NEAR GAUSE, MILAM COUNTY, TEXAS
Milam County near Gause, Texas - January 22, 2003 - Sheriff Charlie West welcomed the group to his county where they ended their 20 mile march for the day. The Sheriff stated that he was relieved that the march had proceeded safely that day. From left to right are Vance Beaudreau, Chairman SIP of Louisiana and Vice Chairman of Communications, SIP of Texas, Dennis Joyce, Chairman of SIP of Texas and National Chairman of the Federation of States, Dusty Kobs of camp 1479, H.K. Edgerton of SLRC, Mrs. Dusty Kobs, Benny Westmoreland, Robert Matthew Lee, Great Great Great Grandson of Robert E. Lee, Pvt. Robert W. Garner, 1st Texas Brigade Co. C, Tex Owens of the SCV in Bryan, Bob Smith, Camp 924 & League of the South, Commander Stephen D. Foreman of the Granbury's TX Brigade Camp 1479, Greg Hudson, Sheriff Charlie West and walking away to the right, Chet Beaty, of the Greys, Camp 924 and coordinator for this part of the march..
The Johnny Reb's Dixie Cafe, 708 Market St. (Hwy 6), Hearne, TX 77859 was the site of a grand dinner attended by some 25 people supporting the Heritage Rights March of H. K. Edgerton and honoring him for his achievements so far. Jimmy and Ann Wolf owner-operators of the Dixie Cafe supplied free meals for H. K. and his brother Terry Lee Edgerton and gave them T-shirts of the Cafe.
In Gause, Sue Taylor, Martha Evans, Darlene Anglen, Al & Wanda Goats and Robert Gaston paid for the marcher's dinner at Trujillios Taquerio & BBQ after the day's march ended.
SHERIFF WELCOMES MARCHERS TO HIS COUNTY
H. K. Edgerton with Milam County Sheriff Charlie West as Confederates wrap up 20 mile march from Calvert, Texas to 2.3 miles west of Gause, Texas, Saturday, January 18, 2003.
H. K. Edgerton, a Black Confederate who is also Chairman of the Board of Southern Legal Resource Center (SLRC) of Ashville, North Carolina. H. K. Edgerton has walked all the way from Ashville, North Carolina to Texas
H. K. Edgerton was pleased with the very friendly attitude of the people who had watched his march from Calvert. On Monday, January 20, the march began 2.3 miles west of Trujillios Taquerio & BBQ in Gause and proceeded westward on Highway 79 to Rockdale where a barbecue was held at 4:00 P.M. at Poor Boy Barbecue paid for by the owners. About two dozen attended the BBQ after a highly successful march through Rockdale with residents, black and white, coming into the street to hug H. K. and the other Confederates.
H. K. Edgerton was accompanied by his brother, Terry Lee Edgerton. The Edgertons are Black Confederates whose ancestors fought for the South in the Confederate Army.
This grand march of over 1500 miles will conclude on Saturday morning, January 25, 2003 with a parade to the north steps of the State Capital. A throng of Confederates from many organizations, especially including the SCV, the UDC, Order of the Confederate Rose, the DCR, the SFD-SRT-Texas Army, 1st Brigade, Company C, the League of the South, the Southern Independence Party of Texas, the Southern Legal Resource Center and many other organizations and individuals will likely join in the march and parade.
IMPORTANT !! For those wanting to march the last 5 miles with HK, please gather just north of the Super 8 Motel on Middle Fiskville Rd, in the Highland Mall parking area in Austin about 7:00 am. There is lots of room to park and gather, and if you need to stay in Austin Friday night, this would be the place. There is also a Hilton next door to the Super 8.
HK will march from the Super 8 Motel on Middle Fiskville Rd. in Austin on Sat morning to the State Capitol, about 5 miles away. This intersection where he will start is just east of IH 35 and Hwy. 290, near Highland Mall.
We have color guards, bagpipers and drummers, and other folks that will wait for him at the North side of the Capitol grounds, roughly 15th and Congress. We have routed down Red River St., beside the UT campus and coming into the North side of the Capitol grounds.
The ceremony at the Supreme Court Building will begin around 11:00 am. You can either join HK during his march or gather at the North side of the Capitol and await his arrival.
After the ceremony at the Supreme Court Building everyone is invited to
Poke-e-Joes BBQ Restaurant at 1603 West 5th Street. Maps from the Capitol to the BBq place will be available at the Capitol.
H. K. Edgerton plans to request a meeting with Governor Rick Perry and will, no doubt, speak to the crowd as well. Edgerton, a member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, is offended that the dedication plaque which was affixed to the Texas Supreme Court building was removed by the previous governor because some member of the NAACP said they were offended by the plaque.
The plaque contains the Confederate battle flag and the statement by Robert E. Lee and was dedicated along with the building which was a gift to the State for the Texas Supreme Court. The building was built from funds from the Widows of Confederate Veterans.
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WHEN WAS THE CONFEDERACY FORMED?
The Texas State flag is shown flying above the first National Flag of the Confederate States of America in a correct State's Rights position after a flag-raising ceremony for Confederate History month in front of the Grimes County Courthouse in Anderson, Texas Monday morning of April 1, 2002.
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The Texas Senate passed a very strong resolution* in support of Confederate monuments, flags and symbols commemorating the involvement of 115,000 Texas veterans who fought in the Confederate Army and Navy while Texas was a member State of the Confederate States of America, legal public policy favors the display of the Confederate flag and supports the teaching in Texas schools of the history and significance of that period of Texas history.
* Senate Resolution #526, passed March 30, 1999
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Now is the time for all good Confederates to come to the aid of their country. If you reverence what the Founding Fathers did in 1777 in establishing the Articles of Confederation for State’s Right, Independence from Great Britain, Sovereignty and Freedom, and if you respect what our later Founding Fathers did in establishing the Constitution for the Confederate States of America so that they could restore the vanishing American dream of freedom and liberty for all by establishing the Confederacy under President Jefferson Davis, then please help the Southern Independence Party of Texas by donating funds so that we may continue our work for the peaceful Restoration of the legal and independent government of the CSA through political means at the State level.
Many friend of the idea of a free and independent Confederate Government of America will receive tax refunds from the IRS for your overpayments of their requirements of your voluntary payment of income tax for the previous year.
This expected refunds, of course, can find a thousand needs to fill in any household. Nevertheless, please consider the crucial Southern Movement to protect our heritage and to further of our ideas of State’s Rights and the hopes for the eventual Restoration of Confederate Nation and our individual freedom. Please consider sending at least 10% of your tax refund to the Southern Independence Party of Texas, 1402 Carol Ave, Lancaster, TX 75134-3236. If you are not already a member of the SIP of Texas, we need you. Please fill out the membership application forms for the Southern Independence Party of Texas as well. (Found on our Web Page at www.SIPofTexas.org)
We can and will achieve more victories in the heritage battle and more real strength politically for ultimate victory and freedom with your help. Send funds!
Vance Beaudreau, Vice Chairman of Communications
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Federation of States, October 3, 2002
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Federation of States, May 30, 2002
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Washington Legal Community in Disarray
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Right Of Contract Stripped
Federation of States, January 17, 2002
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