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    Mar 2010
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    K.G.C. In Wisconsin

    Here's a link the story is a good one. Check it out if you haven't already.
    http://www.losttreasure.com/content/...sure-wisconsin

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    Feb 2008
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    Re: K.G.C. In Wisconsin

    Yep, Wisconsin was one of Jesse's favorite places to drink beer and holdup
    banks. In fact there is no place in America, Mexico or Canada that Jesse has
    not been to and left a fabulous cache behind. He never got back to get his
    gold at Wildcat Mountain and anyone could easily find it. That is, if the watchers don't get you first. Sentinels often pose as Park Rangers so be very
    careful.

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    Feb 2006
    Brownwood, Texas
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    Re: K.G.C. In Wisconsin

    There is some important information about KGC activity in Wisconsin in what is called the Holt Report.
    Here is a description Bob Brewer made in "Rebel Gold" about the Holt
    Report.
    ***

    pages 42 & 43 - "The only official document to even hint that the
    KGC, and thus a shadow Confederacy, may have gone underground in the
    Deep South in the final phase of the war is the Holt Report, on file
    at the Library of Congress. The 14,000-word submission to U.S.
    Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton, dated October 8, 1864, provides
    the most detailed account of the KGC. Entitled 'A Western Conspiracy
    in Aid of the Southern Rebellion,' it is based upon Union
    intelligence from Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin and
    the border states of Missouri and Kentucky, but not from the South
    itself.
    Written by the highest-ranking officer in the military-justice system
    at the time, Judge Advocate Gen. Joseph Holt, the report makes
    several trenchant points and describes the KGC as the 'echo and
    faithful ally'of the Confederacy.
    Holt begins by acknowledging the existence of the KGC, 'chiefly
    military in its character.' He asserts that as many as 500,000
    Northerners were KGC members and estimates that as many as 340,000
    men were trained and equipped for mobilization. No mention is made
    of the number of possible inductees in the South.
    The report emphasizes that the order promoted an
    individual's 'absolute right' to own slaves as private property and a
    state's right to resist 'coercion' from federal authorities. It goes
    on to point a finger squarely at the KGC for precipitating
    fratricidal conflict on American soil, noting that the subversive
    society's 'detestable plotting culminated in open rebellion and
    bloody Civil War.'
    Holt concludes his report with the admonition: 'Judea produced but
    one Judas Iscariot, and Rome, from the sinks of her demoralization,
    produced but one Cataline, and yet, as events prove, there has arisen
    together in our land an entire brood of such traitors, all animated
    by the same patricidal spirit, and all stuggling with the same
    relentless malignity for the dismemberment of our Union.'
    But by far Holt's most intriguing comment appears near the end of the
    document. It is this: 'A citizen, captured by a guerrilla band in
    Kentucky last summer, records the fact that the establishment of a
    new Confederacy as the deliberate purpose of the Western people was
    boastfully asserted by these outlaws, who also assured their prisoner
    that in the event of such establishment, there would be a greater
    rebellion than ever! Lastly, it is claimed that the new Confederacy
    is already organized; that it has a 'provisional government,'
    officers, departments, bureaus, etc. in secret operation.'
    With that provocative lead, the snapshot view of the KGC might have
    been blown up, magnified to reveal the secret order's full colors.
    It never was. History missed it, perhaps precisely because the KGC
    was so effective at concealing its real plans, its motivations, its
    intentions. Still, a reasonable attempt can be made to provide the
    fuller, true picture of the KGC - based on what is largely
    circumstantial evidence that plausibly links key players, places and
    organizations in a convincing, interpretive framework...."
    ***
    From the extensive archives of:
    http://groups.yahoo.com/group/bloodybillandersonmystery

    ~Texas Jay

 

 

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