CHAPTER 3
Chapter
2 PRESIDENTS HARRISON,
TAYLOR, AND BUCHANAN
William Henry Harrison was elected to the Presidency
of the United States in the year 1841.
He was
already well up in years at 67, but he was very healthy and robust. All who
knew him felt that he would have no problem going through his full four years
in office. However, just thirty-five days after taking the oath of office,
President Harrison was dead on April 4, 1841. Most, if not all, encyclopedias
will tell you that he died of pneumonia after giving his inaugural address in
the severe cold of Washington, D.C., but that is not correct. He did not die of
pneumonia.
When Harrison came to office a very tense situation
existed in the country. Trouble was brewing between the North and the South
over the issue of slavery. There was contention over the annexation of Texas,
whether it would be admitted free or slave. An attempt had been made on
President Jackson’s life just six years before. Harrison took office a short
twenty years before the Civil War. The influence of the Jesuits was weighing
heavily upon America.
As we have already seen, the Congresses at Vienna,
Verona, and Chieri, were determined to destroy popular government wherever it
was found. The prime target was the United States and the destruction of every
Protestant principle. The despicable Jesuits were ordered to carry out this
destruction.
Andrew Jackson faced the onslaught of the Jesuits via
the political mine fields of John C. Calhoun and the financial wizardry of
Nicholas Biddle. William Henry Harrison had also refused to go along with the
Jesuits’ goals for America. In his inaugural address he made these comments:
We admit of no government by divine right, believing
that so far as power is concerned, the beneficent Creator has made no distinction
among men; that all are upon an equality, and that the only legitimate right to
govern, is upon the expressed grant of power from the governed. — Burke
McCarty, The Suppressed Truth About the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln, Arya
Varta Publishing, p. 44.
By that statement, President Harrison had just
incurred the deadly wrath of the Jesuits.
With these unmistakable words President Harrison made
his position clear; he hurled defiance to the Divine Right enemies of our
Popular Government. [Burke McCarty is talking about Rome when she says that.]
Aye, he did more — for those were the words that signed his death warrant. Just
one month and five days from that day, President Harrison lay a corpse in the
White House. He died from arsenic poisoning, administered by the tools of Rome.
The Jesuit oath had been swiftly carried out:
“I do further promise and declare that I will, when
opportunity presents, make and wage, relentless war, secretly or openly,
against all heretics, Protestants and Liberals, as I am directed to do, to
extirpate them and exterminate them from the face of the earth.... That when
the same cannot be done openly, I will secretly use the poison cup regardless
of the honor, rank, dignity or authority of the person or persons... whatsoever
may be their condition in life, either public or private, as I at any time may
be directed so to do by an agent of the Pope or Superior of the Brotherhood of
the Holy Faith of the Society of Jesus.” — Ibid. pp. 44, 46.
For nearly a thousand years, the Roman Catholic popes
felt that they ruled by divine right, that their power had come directly from
God, and that all men were to bow to their authority and control. If a ruler
would not submit his position and the country he ruled into the hands of the
Pope, then that person had no right to rule. When Harrison stated that, “we
admit of no government by divine right,” he was declaring that he and the
United States were in no way going to submit to the pope’s control. To the pope
and his heinous Jesuits, this was a slap in the face that they felt must be
dealt with immediately.
It was not Harrison alone that had rejected Rome’s
authority, for he was simply stating what the Declaration of Independence and
the Constitution had declared before him. Our Republic totally refused the
control that the pope and the Jesuits were trying to apply. When a nation,
church, or individual, refuses to submit to the authority of the papacy, they
are finished. Unless God intervenes, the lives of those opposing the papacy
will be terminated.
This concept is completely foreign to the thinking of
people who have lived under a free, constitutional government. The inalienable
rights to worship God according to the dictates of one’s own conscience and a
government without a king, are taken for granted in the United States today. We
don’t realize that Harrison’s statement was a dagger aimed at the heart of the
papacy’s existence.
Another ruler who refused to be dictated to by the
papacy was Queen Elizabeth of England. She was one of Henry the Eighth’s
daughters and ruled England from 1558 to 1603. She ascended the throne
following the death of her half-sister, ‘Bloody Mary,’ who ruled England from
1553 to 1558. Mary had been a Catholic sovereign, but Elizabeth was a
Protestant.
After her accession, Elizabeth wrote to Sir Richard
Crane, the English ambassador in Rome, to notify the people of her accession.
But she was informed by ‘His Holiness’ that England was a fief [servant or
slave] of the ‘Holy See,’ that Elizabeth had no right to assume the crown
without his permission, that she was not born in lawful wedlock, and could not
therefore reign over England; that her safest course was to renounce all claims
to the throne, and submit herself entirely to his will; then he would treat her
as tenderly as possible. But, if she refused his ‘advice,’ he would not spare
her! She declined the pope’s advice, and the hatred of Pius and his successors
was assured. — J.E.C. Shepherd, The Babington Plot, Wittenburg Publications, p.
46.
Queen Elizabeth wisely rejected the assumed ‘Divine
Right’ of the papacy to rule over and control the throne of England. Because of
this there were at least five attempts to assassinate her. These attempts all
failed because she had a superb secret service group, and her life was saved.
When the papacy realized that all their efforts to
assassinate Elizabeth had failed, they turned to one of their Catholic sons,
Phillip the Second of Spain. In 1580 the papacy arranged for Spain to invade
England.
Later on it was Pope Sixtus X who promised Philip of
Spain a million scudi to assist in equipping his ‘Invincible Armada’ to destroy
the throne of Elizabeth, and the only condition the pope made in bestowment of
his gift: ‘he should have the nomination of the English sovereign, and that the
kingdom should become a fief of the church.’ — Ibid, p. 47.
The famous Spanish Armada was sent to crush England
because Elizabeth would not give her throne and kingdom to the pope. For thirty
years, the Jesuits tried to kill Elizabeth, but failed. Finally, they conspired
with Phillip the Second of Spain to annihilate her with the Armada.
We charge the popes of the ‘succession’ with being
the prime movers in the entire adult life of Elizabeth to deliberately destroy
her and her kingdom, forcing England’s return to the domination of their evil,
enslaving system, called the ‘Roman Catholic Church.’ Not only was the pope the
prime mover of the seditious intrigues in England, but he was the mainspring of
the ongoing treachery.
The pope insisted on exercising absolute authority
and sovereignty over all kings and princes, and dared to assume the
prerogatives of Deity in wielding his ‘spiritual’ and ‘temporal’ swords. —
Ibid, pp. 98, 99. (emphasis added).
Likewise, as William Henry Harrison took his oath to become
the President of the United States, the Jesuits saw a man that openly opposed
them and their plans. Unfortunately, President Harrison was poisoned just
thirty five days into his term of office.
General Harrison did not die of natural disease — no failure
of health or strength existed — but something sudden and fatal. He did not die
of Apoplexy; that is a disease. But arsenic would produce a sudden effect, and
it would also be fatal from the commencement. This is the chief weapon of the
medical assassin. Oxalic acid, prucic acid, or salts of strychnine, would be
almost instant death, and would give but little advantage for escape to the
murderer. Therefore his was not a case of acute poisoning, when death takes
place almost instantaneously, but of chronic, where the patient dies slowly. He
lived about six days after he received the drug. — John Smith Dye, The Adder’s
Den, p. 37.
United States Senator Thomas Benton concurs.
There was no failure of health or strength to
indicate such an event, or to excite apprehension that he would not go through
his term with the same vigor with which he commenced it. His attack was sudden
and evidently fatal from the commencement. — Senator Thomas Benton, Thirty
Years View, volume II, p. 21. (quoted in John Smith Dye’s book, The Adder’s
Den, page 36).
William Henry Harrison became the first president to
fall a victim of the Jesuits in their attempt to take over the United States,
destroy the Constitution, and install the papacy as the supreme ruler in
America. If any U.S. President or any other leader refused to take orders from
the Jesuits, they too, would be targets of assassination. Zachary Taylor
refused to go along with the destruction of America and he was the next to
fall.
Taylor was known as a great military man. His friends
called him ‘Old Rough and Ready.’ He came to the White House in 1848 and
sixteen months later, he was dead.
.... they used the invasion of Cuba as the test for
President Taylor, and had their plans ready to launch their nefarious scheme in
the early part of his administration, but from the very beginning President
Taylor snuffed out all hope of its consummation during his term. — Burke
McCarty, The Suppressed Truth About the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln, Arya
Varta Publishing, p. 47.
Here is what would have happened if Zachary Taylor
had invaded Cuba. There was Catholic Austria, Catholic Spain, Catholic France
and England all waiting, ready to do battle with the United States of America
if he had invaded Cuba. What chance would this young republic have had against
the united powers of Catholic Europe at that time? The papacy well understood
this and that is why they pushed Taylor so hard to invade.
Taylor committed another ‘crime’ against Rome. He
spoke passionately about the preservation of the Union. The Jesuits were
striving hard to split the nation in two, and the President was trying hard to
keep it together. Jesuit agent, John C. Calhoun, visited the Department of
State, and requested the president to say nothing in his forthcoming message
about the Union. But Calhoun had little influence over Taylor, for after his
visit the following remarkable passage was added to Taylor’s speech,
Attachment to the Union of States should be fostered
in every American heart. For more than half a century during which kingdoms and
empires have fallen, this Union has stood unshaken.... In my judgment its
dissolution would be the greatest of calamities and to avert that should be the
steady aim of every American. Upon its preservation must depend our own happiness
and that of generations to come. Whatever dangers may threaten it, I shall
stand by it and maintain it in its integrity to the full extent of the
obligations imposed, and power conferred upon me by the Constitution. — John
Smith Dye, The Adder’s Den, pp. 51, 52.
McCarty picks up the story from here,
There was no quibbling in this. The pro slavery
leaders had nothing to count on in Taylor, therefore they decided on his
assassination…
The arch-plotters, fearing that suspicion might be
aroused by the death of the President early in his administration, as in the
case of President Harrison, permitted him to serve one year and four months,
when on the fourth of July, arsenic was administered to him during a
celebration in Washington at which he was invited to deliver the address. He
went in perfect health in the morning and was taken ill in the afternoon about
five o’clock and died on the Monday following, having been sick the same number
of days and with precisely the same symptoms as was his predecessor, President
Harrison. — Burke McCarty, The Suppressed Truth About the Assassination of
Abraham Lincoln, Arya Varta Publishing, p. 48.
The slave power [the Jesuits] had now sufficient
reason to count him as an enemy, and his history gave them to understand that
he never surrendered. Those having slavery politically committed to their care
had long before sworn that no person should ever occupy the Presidential chair
that opposed their schemes in the interest of slavery. They resolved to take
his life....
This the slave power [the Jesuits] understood, and
they determined to serve him as they had previously served General Harrison;
and only waited a favorable opportunity to carry out their hellish intent. The
celebration of the 4th of July was near at hand; and it was resolved to take
advantage of that day, and give him the fatal drug. — John Smith Dye, The
Adder’s Den, pp. 52,53.
Six years later James Buchanan, a Pennsylvania
Democrat, was elected president. James Buchanan had wined and dined with the
Southerners and it appeared as though he would go along with their desires.
The new president proved himself a decided ‘Trimmer.’
Although he was a Northern man, he had strongly courted the Southern leaders
and given them to understand that he was ‘With them heart and soul,’ in short,
he double-crossed them...
The gentleman had had his ear to the ground evidently
and had heard the rumble of the Abolitionists’ wheels.... He coolly informed
them that he was President of the North, as well as of the South. This change
of attitude was indicated by his very decided stand against Jefferson Davis and
his party, and he made known his intention of settling the question of Slavery
in the Free States to the satisfaction of the people in those States. — Burke
McCarty, The Suppressed Truth About the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln, Arya
Varta Publishing, p. 50.
James Buchanan didn’t have to wait long to find out
what the Jesuits would do to him for double-crossing them.
On Washington’s birthday, Buchanan’s stand became
known and the next day he was poisoned. The plot was deep and planned with
skill. Mr. Buchanan, as was customary with men in his station, had a table and
chairs reserved for himself and friends in the dining room at the National
Hotel. The President was known to be an inveterate tea drinker; in fact,
Northern people rarely drink anything else in the evening. Southern men prefer
coffee. Thus, to make sure of Buchanan and his Northern friends, arsenic was
sprinkled in the bowls containing the tea and lump sugar and set on the table
where he was to sit. The pulverized sugar in the bowls used for coffee on the
other tables was kept free from the poison. Not a single Southern man was
affected or harmed. Fifty or sixty persons dined at the table that evening, and
as nearly as can be learned, about thirty-eight died from the effects of the
poison. President Buchanan was poisoned, and with great difficulty his life was
saved. His physicians treated him understandingly from instructions given by
himself as to the cause of the illness, for he understood well what was the
matter.
Since the appearance of the epidemic, the tables at
the National Hotel have been almost empty.
Have the proprietors of the Hotel, or clerks, or
servants, suffered from it? If not, in what respect did their diet and
accommodations differ from those of the guests?
There is more in this calamity than meets the eye.
It’s a matter that should not be trifled with. — The New York Post, March 18,
1857.
James Buchanan was poisoned and almost died. He lived
because he knew that he had been given arsenic poisoning and so informed his
doctors. He knew that the Jesuits poisoned Harrison and Taylor.
The Jesuit Order fulfilled their oath again that they
would poison, kill, or do whatever was necessary to remove those who opposed
their plans. From 1841 to 1857, we saw that three Presidents were attacked by
the Jesuits as outlined in the Congresses of Vienna, Verona, and Chieri. Two
died and one barely escaped. They allow nothing to stand in their way of total
domination of America, and the destruction of the Constitution. As they look at
America the priests of Rome have stated,
We are also determined to take possession of the
United States; but we must proceed with the utmost secrecy.
Silently and patiently, we must mass our Roman
Catholics in the great cities of the United States, remembering that the vote
of a poor journeyman, though he be covered with rags, has as much weight in the
scale of powers as the millionaire Astor, and that if we have two votes against
his one, he will become as powerless as an oyster. Let us then multiply our
votes; let us call our poor but faithful Irish Catholics from every corner of
the world, and gather them into the very hearts of the cities of Washington,
New York, Boston, Chicago, Buffalo, Albany, Troy, Cincinnati.
Under the shadows of those great cities, the
Americans consider themselves a giant unconquerable race. They look upon the
poor Irish Catholics with supreme contempt, as only fit to dig their canals,
sweep their streets and work in their kitchens. Let no one awake those sleeping
lions, today. Let us pray God that they continue to sleep a few years longer,
waking only to find their votes outnumbered as we will turn them forever, out
of every position of honor, power and profit!… What will those so-called giants
think when not a single senator or member of Congress will be chosen, unless he
has submitted to our holy father the pope!
We will not only elect the president, but fill and command
the armies, man the navies, and hold the keys of the public treasury!…
Then, yes! then, we will rule the United States and
lay them at the feet of the Vicar of Jesus Christ, that he may put an end to
their godless system of education and impious laws of liberty of conscience,
which are an insult to God and man! — Charles Chiniquy, Fifty Years in the
Church of Rome, Chick Publications, pp. 281,282.
When they say “Vicar of Jesus Christ” they mean the
pope.
Chapter 4: President Abraham Lincoln
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