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There had been the dominance of the Republican Party exclusively during the time when the presidential position had been desired to be obtained by Andrew Jackson. There had been the Federalists fading in dominance because of the emergence and support developed for the members of the Republican Party. There had been feelings of anger, depression and crestfallenness developed in the mind and heart of Andrew Jackson because of the way in which the year of 1824 had been a year of loss in election campaign.