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The lesson cannot be too often ;rculcated, that nothing save sickness can excuse the O. mission to vote. Every body knows what i,l- portant results have hung upon even single vote in the history of our elections; and yet there are always those, in the hottest contestsy who act upon the absurd idea that their in- dividual votes cannot affect results. We take the occasion, in view of the coming impor- tant contest in this state-important not mere- ly in reference to the present time, but to the great contest of l844-to point to and press upon the democracy of the state, ths old lesson which these and thousand other results ipculeate--that maiorites are only rolled up by individual votes--and that a democratic vote withheld is tantamount to t vote for the whig ticket. Albany Argus.