This book contains addresses delivered by William C. Anderson, a Liberal candidate for East Peterborough, alongside contributions from Mr. Thomas Blezard and the Hon. J. R. Stratton. The speeches focus on the local political situation, the Liberal party's record, and the Progressive policies of the Ross government, with a particular emphasis on its timber policy and practices.

This collection of speeches offers a direct insight into the political discourse of Ontario in 1901, specifically concerning the Liberal party's platform and the policies of the Ross government. The inclusion of addresses from a candidate, a member of parliament, and a provincial secretary suggests a comprehensive overview of the political landscape from multiple perspectives. The detailed focus on timber policy indicates a concern with resource management and its political implications during that era.