How did the southerners react to the draft during the civil war?

During the Civil War, many Southerners reacted to the draft with resistance and resentment. While some accepted the necessity of conscription to support the Confederate war effort, others protested against it, viewing it as an infringement on personal liberties and the rights of states. There were instances of draft evasion and violent opposition, particularly among poorer classes who felt disproportionately burdened by the draft, leading to tensions within Southern society. Overall, the draft amplified existing divisions and dissatisfaction in the Confederacy.