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“Petite République” says the ferocity of the

German commodore makes the action of Eng

land and Germany inexcusable, and dwells upon

what it considers the usurious nature of the

Anglo-German claims.

Nearly all French papers recount what are

accepted here as the violent acts the German

navy was guilty of in China and recently in

Hayti. The “Matin” says it i8 by no means a

giorious humanitarian spectacle to see two

huge cbelisks united to crush one Tittle fly, and

that there is nothing grandiose in pointing

cannon at the door of a safe.

The “Journal” publishes a long interview

with Guzman Blanco, son of the celebrated

Venezuelan statesman, who, aware of the vio

lent character of his compatriots, said he felt

anxious about the fate of the foreign residents

in Venezuela. Guzman Blanco said: “I am re

garded by Castro as one of his avowed enemies,

so, under the circumstances, 1 decline to ex

press an opinion of Castro or of his doings.

He is considered by England and Germany as

the cause of Venezuela's present straits and

bankruptcy. Castro has just relinquished the

sequestration of my property in Venezuela,

and is evidently striving to unite all his coun

irymen against foreign invaders.”

On the other hand, the Anglo-German demon

stration is in reality directed against the ad

ministration of Castro as distinguished from

the Venezuelan nation. The Duc de Morny,

who has travelled in the interior af Venezuela,

states that the nature of the country is such

that it can readily be defended and made im

pregnable, and that Castro is neither a dipio

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New-York tribune. (1902). New York [N.Y.], 1902-12-14. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1902-12-14/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1902-12-14.