Bennett makes a satirical list of the proposals put forth by Lucretia Mott and the Women's Rights Convention of 1850.
Bennett compares Lucretia Mott and other defenders of women's rights to philosophers who propose radical changes to society, including the abandonment of Christianity and the Bible, the abolition of the existing political and social system, and the adoption of perfect equality among all races, sexes, and colors. He also makes fun of their proposal to abolish the only distinction of sex by a universal adoption of breeches.