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CLUgs-RIoTs- -RAsCALITY.-We have frequent
ly noticed the riots, rascality, and disturbance
which have been produced by the organization Of
political fighting clubs by both the old partles A,
the approaching election, we have every reason to
apprehend serious riots may ensue, if something
be not done to protect the city from the disordery
conduct of these clubs. The only check is to be
found In the native party. If they take care and
behave decently, the peace of the city may be Sc
cured in great measure. They have all the en-
thusiasm of Young America" with them; for it
is an absolute fact, that the old parties, wings and
democrats, have only the enthusiasm Of the worst
aud most atrocious characters in the community
and that paid for too-whilst all the innocent
youths between twelve and eighteen, who are full
of energy and enthusiasm, are on the side of the
natives. Let them be sufficiently organized, SO
as 10 preserve the peace. Let Mayor Harper look
to this, and see that sufficient force Of the uni
formed militia be in readiness to turn out at mo-
ment's notice, and put down any rioting at the
point of the bayonet. Indeed, we understand that
arrangements have been made to secure the pre-
Of five or six thousand of our citizen soldiers,
IN case Of disorder or violence so that New
York may be saved from the disgrace entail
ed on Philadelphia by the ineficiency Of her m,l-
nicipa authorities.