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Legal discourse on presidential appointment powers
Fragmented text reviews constitutional questions about presidential authority to fill offices, citing Marbury v Madison, Senate judgment, and historical debates. It mentions Madison, Jefferson era discussions, and notes about the appointment power during Senate recesses and vacancy, with references to 1789 constitution provisions and parliamentary opinions.
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