The Continuing War on the Confederacy: Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia, Florida, Jeff Davis, Stone Mountain, COVID-19 and British Columbia

OCTOBER 8, 2020

**  Hamilton County  commissioners weigh in on  debate about Confederate statue, other slavery symbols.  (Tennessee. Gen A.P. Stewart and Chief John Ross.  Ross owned slaves.)

**  Debate arises over Davidson officials' wish to remove marker about Confederate officer.  (North Carolina.  Marker near grave of Confederate General D.H. Hill.  He was a professor at Davidson College and is buried in the Davidson College Cemetery.)

**  Open forum:  An appeal to remove Confederate statue  in downtown Winchester.  (Virginia)

**  Caroline officials find a cheaper way to move Confederate monument  to Greenlawn Cemetery.  (Virginia.  Submitted costs for removal were $170,000 to $260,000.  Decided to use their own people to move it and now cost to be at $25,000.)

**  Group sues over plans to remove  Confederate monument in Madison.  (Florida.  SCV suing.)

**  Is there a place for the president of the Confederacy?

**  Can Stone Mountain Park survive COVID-19 and Confederate controversy?

**  Community leaders denounce stringing Confederate flag over Main Street in Smithers.  (British Columbia, Canada. It was quickly removed.)

--Old Secesh