APRIL 19 (1876). He died in La Paz, Colonel Max Velasco, political chief of Baja California Sur from a year earlier, to replace General Bibiano Dávalos, after instructions from the military headquarters in Mazatlan was sent to quell the rebellion of Emiliano Ibarra. His brief administration faced serious disagreements with the apostolic vicar Ramon Moreno and Castro, mainly because it's disrespect to the Reform Laws.
Comment Don Adrian Valadés that "a young apreciabilísimo Velasco for his personal qualities ... a sincere liberal, progressive, fair, purge honesty, illustrated and full of sensible criteria. The new political leader met the aspirations of the society of La Paz. "
The contest between political and religious authorities divided the spirits of the La Paz despite the conciliatory spirit that brought Velasco, in the words of Don Adrián. This conflict became the pulpit and the press, having been created by two separate parts of newspapers, the secular side of called The People .
The bishop, who continued his campaign in the government of Colonel Francisco Miranda and Castro had to leave the institution on November 1 following.
The main square of Baja California Sur's capital is named after the illustrious ruler.
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