VENEZUELA.
By Telegraph—fress Association—Copyrighl
New York, March 21
Castro's resignation is interpreted as intended to lead to a vote of confidence to strengthen bis position. He alleges that the revolutionaries and blockadcrs were in collusion, and tried to oust him, but adds that Venezuela’s sovereignty has been safeguarded. The Vice-President of Venezuela is offering to influence the revolutionary commanders to end the war, provided Congress accepts Castro's abdication.
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Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 850, 26 March 1903, Page 1
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