Rethinking the Confederacy: A Forgotten Constitutional Vision?

All States to be Confederate Again

Dear Friends,

What if the Confederacy wasn’t merely a rebellion—but a radical attempt to restore the original constitutional order of 1776 and 1787?

In our latest article, “The Confederacy’s Broader Vision: A Constitutional Union of All Sovereign States,” we take a fresh

look at the ideological roots of the Confederate movement—one that sought a voluntary union of sovereign states, not just Southern independence.

You’ll discover:

• What Alexander H. Stephens really meant in his speeches beyond the usual soundbites

• Why the Confederate Constitution closely mirrored (and in some ways corrected) the U.S. Constitution

• How even communities in the North, like Town Line, New York, embraced Confederate ideas well into the 20th century

• And how these debates echo into today’s discussions on states’ rights and federal overreach

📖 Read the full article now:
👉 https://watchman.news/2025/07/the-confederacys-broader-vision-a-constitutional-union-of-all-sovereign-states/

If you’re interested in law, history, or the forgotten frameworks that once shaped national discourse—this is a must-read.

Respectfully,
The Watchman News Team
www.Watchman.News