sentences:  The "Petersburg Intelligencer" regretted the death of a man who might have been able "to conciliate all parties and produce that harmony and accord" needed at a time of national controversy.The "Argus", a paper which supported Jefferson's faction, noted that Henry "pointed out those evils in our Constitution ... against which we now complain ...If any are disposed to censure Mr. Henry for his late political transition [to supporting the Federalists], if anything has been written on that subject, let the Genius of American Independence drop a tear, and blot it out forever."