I do know that Hamilton's reputation was horrible at the period after having savaged Adams during the election of 1800, and having worked to get Jefferson elected over Burr when the vote went to the House. When Governor Morris have the eulogy, he secretly set up a fund for his widow and children, which wouldn't need to be secret if he was well liked.

The impact might have been greater if it weren't that both of them had burnt countless bridges and were largely political pariahs (though still somewhat influential).