Mr. Blanchard said he had great pleasure in seconding that Resolution. He had had the pleasure since 1842, when he went to the Bar first of practicing before His Honor Judge Bliss! and he could say that if ever Nova Scotia had a Judge of integrity, knowledge and ability that was the man. He was not saying anything about the other Judges but in Judge Bliss there was something above and beyond all he had yet mentioned. He was a Christian and a good man in every sense of the words. To pass and carry out this Resolution was as little as this House could do. Judge Bliss had long been here as a member and had adorned the debates and business of the House with his fine talents and high character. He (Mr. B.) was glad now and then of these oases in the deserts, these rosebushes among thorns, these occasions when all could lay aside their differences and unite to do honor to an able and good man. This was one of them. He knew of no man who had gone to the happy world above whose departure should be more regretted.