Now that she has crated a common ground and argued her case she calls women to action. Giving them a plan to execute that will help the cause.

The tone here changes to political. She brings not only the moral issue above but now says this is the belief held in your Constitution.

She is showing a bond with the reader from a common religious core. I think this was a great way to get her message to other women who might look differently at her views.

There will always be times in history where a movement can be polluted by outside issues. I think of this as similar to the visions seen by Joseph Smith. The second Great awakening was a moment in time where we can look back and see some positive things but then realize that there may have been a false profit that skewed the message. The same could be said for Nat Turner. I think this is an example of mental illness and the grandiose ideas that can accompany certain diagnosis. It is unfortunate that things like this can cast a shadow onto the good.