Was the post-1812 U.S. Navy as divided as the Army of Tennessee?

How did the Army of Tennessee's leadership compare with the U.S. Navy officer corps after the War of 1812?

The post-1812 U.S. Navy officer corps was practically peaceful by comparison; the Army of Tennessee's internal conflict was much worse.

The post-1812 U.S. Navy provides a benchmark because its officer corps had contentious personalities and institutional rivalries. Those disputes were mild compared with the Army of Tennessee. The field army's leadership conflict was unusually bitter, even by the standards of troubled military organizations. A notoriously difficult naval officer corps could therefore look peaceful beside it.