| 104th Massachusetts General Court | |
| Body: | General Court |
| Election: | November 7, 1882 |
| Session1 End: | [1] |
| Before: | 103rd |
| After: | 105th |
| Chamber1: | Senate |
| Membership1: | 40 |
| Control1: | Republican |
| Chamber1 Leader1 Type: | President |
| Chamber1 Leader1: | George Glover Crocker |
| Chamber2: | House |
| Membership2: | 240 |
| Control2: | Republican |
| Chamber2 Leader1 Type: | Speaker |
| Chamber2 Leader1: | George A. Marden |
The 104th Massachusetts General Court, consisting of the Massachusetts Senate and the Massachusetts House of Representatives, met in 1883 during the governorship of Benjamin Butler. George Glover Crocker served as president of the Senate and George A. Marden served as speaker of the House.[2]
| Senator | District | Hometown | Party | Since | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chas. H. Allen [3] | 7th Middlesex | ||||
| James S. Allen | 2nd Plymouth | ||||
| John R. Baldwin | 1st Essex | Lynn | Democratic | 1882 | |
| Alvan Barrus | Hampshire | ||||
| Charles P. Barton | 3rd Worcester | ||||
| Theodore C. Bates | 4th Worcester | ||||
| Edwin Bowley | 5th Essex | ||||
| George A. Bruce | 1st Middlesex | Somerville | Republican | 1882 | |
| George G. Crocker | 4th Suffolk | Boston | Republican | 1880 | |
| John W. Cummings | 2nd Bristol | Fall River | |||
| Benjamin F. Cutter | 8th Suffolk | ||||
| Lincoln Drake | 1st Bristol | ||||
| Knowles Freeman | 1st Suffolk | ||||
| Owen Galvin | 3rd Suffolk | Boston | Democratic | 1882 | |
| Charles F. Gerry | 5th Middlesex | Sudbury | 1881 | ||
| Onslow Gilmore | 6th Middlesex | ||||
| William H. Haile | 1st Hampden | Springfield | Republican | 1882 | |
| Dexter B. Hitchcock | 2nd Hampden | ||||
| George W. Johnson | 2nd Worcester | ||||
| Joseph P. Johnson | Cape | ||||
| Rufus Livermore | Franklin | ||||
| Warren E. Locke | 2nd Norfolk | ||||
| Edward P. Loring | 5th Worcester | ||||
| Benjamin S. Lovell | 1st Norfolk | ||||
| Peleg McFarlin | 1st Plymouth | ||||
| James A. McGeough | 5th Suffolk | ||||
| Walter N. Mason | 4th Middlesex | ||||
| James O. Parker | 6th Essex | ||||
| Charles B. Pratt | 1st Worcester | ||||
| Charles S. Randall | 3rd Bristol | New Bedford | Republican | 1882 | |
| David Randall | 2nd Middlesex | ||||
| Frederick S. Risteen | 6th Suffolk | ||||
| Charles A. Sayward | 4th Essex | ||||
| John M. Seeley | South Berkshire | ||||
| John H. Sherburne | 2nd Suffolk | ||||
| William Sparhawk | 2nd Essex | ||||
| Isaac A.S. Steele | 3rd Essex | ||||
| Foster E. Swift | North Berkshire | ||||
| Arthur W. Tufts | 7th Suffolk | ||||
| Henry J. Wells | 3rd Middlesex |