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.
Senators SenatorDistrictHometownPartySinceChas. H. Allen 7th MiddlesexJames S. Allen2nd PlymouthJohn R. Baldwin1st EssexLynnDemocratic1882Alvan BarrusHampshireCharles P. Barton3rd WorcesterTheodore C. Bates4th WorcesterEdwin Bowley5th EssexGeorge A. Bruce1st MiddlesexSomervilleRepublican1882George G. Crocker4th SuffolkBostonRepublican1880John W. Cummings2nd BristolFall RiverBenjamin F. Cutter8th SuffolkLincoln Drake1st BristolKnowles Freeman1st SuffolkOwen Galvin3rd SuffolkBostonDemocratic1882Charles F. Gerry5th MiddlesexSudbury1881Onslow Gilmore6th MiddlesexWilliam H. Haile1st HampdenSpringfieldRepublican1882Dexter B. Hitchcock2nd HampdenGeorge W. Johnson2nd WorcesterJoseph P. JohnsonCapeRufus LivermoreFranklinWarren E. Locke2nd NorfolkEdward P. Loring5th WorcesterBenjamin S. Lovell1st NorfolkPeleg McFarlin1st PlymouthJames A. McGeough5th SuffolkWalter N. Mason4th MiddlesexJames O. Parker6th EssexCharles B. Pratt1st WorcesterCharles S. Randall3rd BristolNew BedfordRepublican1882David Randall2nd MiddlesexFrederick S. Risteen6th SuffolkCharles A. Sayward4th EssexJohn M. SeeleySouth BerkshireJohn H. Sherburne2nd SuffolkWilliam Sparhawk2nd EssexIsaac A.S. Steele3rd EssexFoster E. SwiftNorth BerkshireArthur W. Tufts7th SuffolkHenry J. Wells3rd Middlesex
Representatives
See also 1883 Massachusetts gubernatorial election 48th United States Congress List of Massachusetts General Courts
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Further reading (includes description of legislature)
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