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 nformation-"W We have seen a gentleman who has just returned from an extensive in the States of Michigan, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio, during which he took particular pains to learn the state of public opinion at the present time. lie mingled with all classes of society,", especially among farmers, and among persons in moderate circumstances in life- He assures that the political changes are wonder ful, that they are continually going or and that the supporters of Martin Van Buren are constantly com. ing over to the whig ranks. That he convcrsed per sonay with many men who are farmers, and who one year ago supported Mr. Van Buren, but who now say they can and shall do it longer. One opinion our informant says prevails extensively among Van Bu- ren men-and that is this-that something is wrong that the times out of joint, and that they can be no worse by any change which can happen-and tha, therefore they willing to make trial and vote for the " HERO OF TIrrEcANoE," whom they believe to be an honest man. All these States. from tlle best in. 1 formation, he regards as certain for Harrison.