Chapter 440 Private Central Bank!

As president, Zachary Taylor gave up his own interests without hesitation and resolutely resisted the expansion of slavery in the United States.

Obviously, his positions and decisions not only harmed his own interests, but also put him on the opposite side of other Southern plantation slave owners.

In this case, the slave owners whose interests have been damaged have reasons to remove this huge "obstruction", and they do have this strength!

However, Chen Mo's answer was somewhat unexpected.

"Your fellow villagers do have this idea, but before they could do it, they were preempted by others."

Hearing Chen Mo's words, Zachary Taylor couldn't help but be taken aback.

Not them? Anyone else?

He had only been the president for more than a year, and so many people wanted his own life, which made Zachary Taylor feel a little uncomfortable, and his mood became complicated.

In fact, the upright and tough Zachary Taylor offended not only Southern slave owners during his presidency.

On July 29, 1844, the British Parliament passed the "Peel Regulations", which established the Bank of England's currency issuing bank status. This privately controlled bank officially became the national central bank of the United Kingdom, responsible for the implementation of currency issuance and financial supervision. National monetary and financial policy.

In any country, whoever controls the money supply is the absolute master of all industry and commerce.

In this regard, the British economy has been dominated by bankers.

The target of international bankers is obviously not just Britain. The United States, a former British colony and a rapidly developing emerging power, has become a piece of fat in the eyes of bankers as early as the beginning of independence.

International bankers have always hoped to establish a private US central bank in the United States for profit. They have been planning and operating for many years, and have successfully achieved the creation of a private central bank twice, but both with the intervention of the president and Congress could not be maintained for a long time.

However, the international bankers will not give up on this. As powerful capitalists, they have strong political power in their hands, which is why they were able to successfully establish a private US central bank twice.

The establishment of a private central bank is imperative. In the face of huge interests and rights, any person or force standing in front of them will be wiped out!

Whether it's a congressman or the president!

Even the sudden death of the previous ninth president, William Henry Harrison, who was also a war hero, a month after taking office was inseparable from these international bankers.

Among them, Whig leader Henry Clay played an extremely important role.

He is the first private central bank in the United States, the founder of "The First Bank of the United States", one of the founding fathers of the United States, an important successor of Alexander Hamilton's private central bank thought, and the darling of bankers.

He was eloquent, thoughtful, and provocative, and he gathered around him a group of MPs who were pro-banking and supported by bankers, and formed the Whig Party under his organization.

The Whig Party firmly opposed President Jackson's independent banking policy and remained committed to restoring a private central banking system.

William Henry Harrison was chosen by him as a presidential candidate. He wanted to use his hands to realize the creation of a private central bank, and repeatedly "taught" Harrison how to manage government.

However, William Henry Harrison is obviously not willing to be his puppet. After Harrison was elected president, the contradiction between the two became increasingly acute.

Henry Clay, who thought he could issue orders as the "Supreme Emperor", had hired someone to write the president's inaugural speech without Harrison's consent, but was rejected by Harrison. Harrison also personally drafted more than 8,000 words of inauguration. speech.

In this document, which systematically articulates the idea of ​​​​governing the country, he contradicts Henry Clay's policy ideas of private central banks and the abolition of independent finance.

Thus deeply hurt the interests of bankers.

On March 4, 1841, it was a cold day, and President Harrison gave his inaugural address in the cold wind, only to get cold.

This was not a big deal for President Harrison in his military career. Who knew that his illness was strangely getting worse and worse, and he died on April 4th.

By 1849, with the election of Zachary Taylor, also a Whig-chosen war hero, hope of restoring the central bank seemed close at hand.

It is the highest dream of all bankers to establish a private central bank that is completely modeled after the Bank of England, and it means that bankers ultimately determine the fate of the country and its people.

They thought that the soldiers were incapable of political affairs and would be well controlled. After being elected with military merit, prestige and their strength, they would rely more on the Whigs in politics and thus become Henry Clay's puppets.

But obviously, their wishful thinking has failed again.

Zachary Taylor, like William Henry Harrison, has his own ideas and persistence, and is not willing to be Henry Clay's puppet.

Zachary Taylor's negative stance on the creation of a central bank, he has made privately clear.

"The idea of ​​a central bank is dead and will not be considered under my tenure."

It turned out that it was not the central bank's idea but himself that was dead.

The two presidents who were born war heroes successively launched by the Whig Party died suddenly in this way.

Their deaths seem to be normal and unrelated, but there are many doubts and strangeness under investigation, and there is some hidden inner connection.

After listening to Chen Mo tell the whole story, Zachary Taylor only felt chills in his heart.

He never imagined that the one who really killed him was not the southern slave owner he thought, but the Whig party who nominated him as a presidential candidate, or to be more precise, the leader of the Whig party, Henry Clay, and The bankers behind him, after all, were not all supporters of private central banks within the Whig party.

Zachary Taylor couldn't help but feel a sense of exasperation at the thought of the lives of two US presidents being played by a group of bankers, but followed by a deep sadness.

This world, after all, is the world of capitalists. Aren’t all these presidents standing behind all kinds of forces, but he chose not to recognize his six relatives, put national interests first, and ignored Henry Clay’s request. As a result, he After getting the current situation, he was killed by the bankers whose demands were not realized.

Even if there were no bankers, there were other capitalists, factory owners, farmers, slave owners who came to run America.

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