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Photograph Description: Monumental inscriptions! Creator(s): Binns, J, Date Created Published: Philadelphia : John Binns, 1828. Summary: An account of six military executions ordered by Gen. Jackson in 1815. During the 1828 presidential election, John Quincy Adams' Federalist proponents created a series of 'coffin handbills' aimed at Tennessee war hero Andrew Jackson, a radical Democractic-Republican. Published by Philadelphia journalist John Binns, this broadside was the first in a series that attacked Jackson for the execution of Tennessee miliatiamen in Mobile during the War of 1812. John Binns initiated a negative campaign that proved ineffective; Jackson won by a landslide. Notes: Attributed to John Binns. Reference copy may be in Pres. File? (Note: not under Military life, Cartoons, Misc. folder not there, 12 1988). Caption card tracings: Shelf. Subjects: Jackson, Andrew,--1767-1845. Coffins--1820-1830. Presidential elections--1820-1830. Negative campaigning--1820-1830. United States--History--War of 1812.