RARE 1900s Mississippi Political Scandal Letter - Noxubee Co \"Demagoguery\" Macon For Sale

A museum-grade political document from a volatile era of Mississippi history. This typed letter on Clerk of Chancery Court letterhead (Macon, MS) is a primary source \"smoking gun\" detailing the tactical inner workings of early 20th-century Southern elections.
Signed by I. L. Dorroh, the letter provides an unfiltered intelligence report on a local campaign. It explicitly denounces a rival’s \"horseback campaign\" as the \"rankest kind of Demagoguery,\" a rare and sought-after term in period ephemera. The text outlines strategic manipulation involving local banking institutions, the influential Wood family, and plans for \"interior work\" to secure the county vote.
• Academic Value: Documents the specific language and \"strongman\" tactics used in the Mississippi Black Belt during the Jim Crow era.
• Key Provenance: References I.L. Dorroh, Mr. Scott, Chas. Field, Sisson, and Brooks.
• Condition: Exceptional preservation. The signature is dark and fluid; the type is sharp. Minor authentic age-spotting at the bottom.
• Rarity Note: Standard business letters from this era are common. Raw political intelligence reports containing explicit accusations of demagoguery are exceedingly rare and usually held in institutional archives.