I never said there was, but there was still a feeling of wanting to knock us down a peg or two. Also, not all supported the South. Many exploited workers sympathized with the slaves.
There is a lot of commentary here if you're interested.
Oh I’m well aware of the fact that there were divided opinions in Britain. To try to ascribe any analysis that noted secession and Lincoln’s decision to start a war to impose federal government rule over the Southern states without their consent to “they wanted to take the US down a peg” is ridiculous. Many of them could see exactly what was going on and it wasn’t about slavery.