Willard warner was an example of one of these hated by all true southerners?

Willard Warner was a Republican politician in Alabama during the Reconstruction era, which made him a polarizing figure among many Southerners who resented Northern influence and the federal government's involvement in the South. His alignment with the Republican Party and support for policies that promoted civil rights and economic change were viewed unfavorably by those who longed for the pre-war social order. As a result, he became a symbol of the resentment many true Southerners felt toward perceived outsiders and their efforts to reshape Southern society.