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The Daily Dispatch: April 30, 1863., [Electronic resource], Some Samples of Yankee Faulting. (search)
e could say to the American people — to those fighting to sustain their Government — that the operatives of England were with them, heart and soul. [Great applause.] It was not the working people who favored fitting out Alabamas — it was the mill lords and the axis tourney; the people were with the American Government, would like to live under it work for its support, and die for it if need be. [Great applause, and cries of "You are welcome here."] They had, he said, forty thousand men in Lancashire unemployed, and among them even chaplains had been sent to teach them that the South was in the right; but they could not be made to believe it, and were with the Government of America. [Great applause] If we wanted the services of these men, as workmen and artisans in this country, we need not send out any more flour; only send empty ships over for them, and they would come here and work for their living, and be thankful for the privilege. Great applause] There were no Copperheads t<