For 10 points, name this moderate Mexican president who was deposed at the beginning of the War of Reform in favor of his Chief Justice, Benito Juarez.
This man sent Nicolas de la Portilla to put down a revolt in Cuernavaca and Morelos directed against the local haciendas.  He was opposed by the Plan de Zacapoaxtla, the proclaimers of which he then successfully besieged in Puebla.  This man's Minister of Finance promulgated a law mandating the sale of ejidos and excess church lands.  In addition to the Ley Lerdo, his government passed a law abolishing (*) fueros.  This man's creation of a document that banned slavery and placed additional power in the executive led to the proclaiming of the Plan de Tacabaya by Felix Zuloaga, which this man eventually supported.  The ally of Juan Alvarez, who he would succeed, this man lost popularity after his government created the Constitution of 1857.  For 10 points, name this moderate Mexican president who was deposed at the beginning of the War of Reform in favor of his Chief Justice, Benito Juarez.
This man sent Nicolas de la Portilla to put down a revolt in Cuernavaca and Morelos directed against the local haciendas.  
{Ignacio Comonfort}