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FORCED LEGIsLATIoN.-The process adopted by the whigs in Congress to force particular meas ures through the Senate and House of Representa- tyes without permitting the opponents of such mea- sures full and free exercise of their rights rep resentatyes of free people, express their views upon the subject proposed has become outrageous ly unjust and tyranncal that of their party are forced to speak out against such proceedings. MT. Profit, has published notice in the National Intelligencer, explanatory of vote given by him on the passage of the bill ''reatye to duties and draw backs, in which he uses the following language:

 ''The bill was hurried through the House with haste unprecedented n the annals o Americdn Rg'Sta- fonland by tyannicdi ererciss Of pocer grossly yio

 atiye of the oft-asserted principles of the whg party Not single amendment of importance allowed to be voted by yeas and nays, and thus individual responsibility was avoided. l thought that, if the majority were favorable to all the provisions of the bill, the minority ought to have been permitted to say few words on important amendments, or allow ed the still more humble privilege of recording their votes. will not trespass on your columns by giving in detail my objections to the bill, by descanting the dangerous consequences ot such nasty and n- considerate action. Neither will express my ab- horrence of the introduction of this system of 'Mex- can legislation in country boastng of its scrupi- lous regard for equity and justice."