The Constitution divides responsibility between the executive and judicial branches - the president and the Senate.The process<span> of the president's nomination of Cabinet secretaries, and the Senate's </span>confirmation<span> of them, is perhaps best known to the public but still somewhat mysterious</span>
C. Jackson supporters resorted to tarnishing the reputation of the very ill William H. Crawford. This is because this has nothing to do with the 1824 election
