J.P. Morgan Chase (aka: Chase Manhattan Bank, Peabody & Company)

Quotes & References

To deal with the Morgan group, therefore, as opposed to Kuhn Loeb, for example, was in some circles almost a point of national patriotism [as Morgan was not a Jewish banker].

— G. Edward Griffin; The Creature From Jekyll Island

With an almost unlimited access to cash and credit backed by the Bank of England, Peabody and Morgan were able to wade hip deep through the depreciated stocks and bonds [from the Panic of 1857] that were sold to them at sacrifice prices on Wall Street. Within only a few years, when sanity had been restored to American markets, the assets of the firm had grown to gigantic proportions. [...] If the Rothschilds truly had been competitors, they would have seized upon this opportunity and used their great influence within the Bank of England and the other investment houses in London to squeeze out Peabody, not to assist him. [...] The Rothschilds must have believed that a successful Peabody firm ultimately would be in their own best interest.

— G. Edward Griffin; The Creature From Jekyll Island

It is no longer surprising, for example, that Peabody & Company was the sole American investment firm to receive a gigantic loan from the Bank of England during the U.S. panic of 1857, a loan which not only saved it from sinking, but made it possible to seize and salvage many other ships that were then capsized on Wall Street.

— G. Edward Griffin; The Creature From Jekyll Island

[...] in 1854 [...] Junius [Morgan] moved his family to London and became a full partner in the firm which, eventually, became known as Peabody, Morgan & Company. [...] In 1864, Peabody finally retired and completely turned the business over to Junius who immediately changed the firm's name to J.S. Morgan and Company.

— G. Edward Griffin; The Creature From Jekyll Island

The Chase National Bank, a predecessor of Chase Manhattan Bank which is now J.P.MorganChase, was named in his [Salmon P. Chase] honor, though he had no financial affiliation with it.

— Wikipedia

Congressional testimony showed that J.P. Morgan and Kuhn Loeb Co. between them controlled ninety-two per cent of all the railroad mileage in the United States. Both of them were fronts for the Rothschild interests.

— Eustace Mullins; The Curse of Canaan

As Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Salmon P. Chase, the New Yrok banker, resisted all challenges to the Reconstruction Acts by the captive Southern states, declaring that these Acts were indeed "constitutional." [...] He later founded the Chase Bank, which is now allied with Aaron Burr's Manhattan Company to form the Chase Manhattan Bank.

— Eustace Mullins; The Curse of Canaan

The principal agencies of humanism in the United States are centralized in a small group of billion dollar foundations which were set up to subvert the American Republic. In "The World Order," I traced the history of these foundations back to the Peabody Fund, the chief carpetbagger power in the conquered Southern states after 1865. Peabody, an American who became secretly affiliated with the Rothschild banking house in London, founded his own banking house, Peabody and Co., which later became J.P. Morgan & Co. His carpetbagger Peabody Fund, working closely with the federal military forces, which maintained their occupation of the Southern states until 1877, later became the General Education Board. Still later, it was absorbed by the Rockefeller Foundation. Since World War II, at least four Secretaries of State have been presidents of the Rockefeller Foundation, including John Foster Dulles, Dean Rusk, Cyrus Vance, and Henry Kissinger (the latter was a director).

— Eustace Mullins; The Curse of Canaan