This broadside, entitled Mrs. Barney's Letter to Andrew Jackson, President of the United States, was printed by Henry Bowen's Chemical Print in Boston. It features correspondence between Andrew Jackson Donelson and Mary Barney, whose husband, Major W. B. Barney, was dismissed by Jackson because of his support for John Quincy Adams instead of Jackson in the 1828 presidential election. In response to Donelson's letter dismissing her request for the return of testimonials she made on behalf of her husband, Mrs. Barney wrote a letter harshly criticizing Jackson's theory of rotation in office, which he used to justify Major Barney's dismissal. Barney defends her husband's patriotism, pointing out that both she and her husband are descended from staunch Revolutionaries, and reminds Jackson that although her husband had different political ideals, he was not Jackson's enemy.