Delaware Lackawanna Western Railroad Company v…
“ Counsel do not contend that a tax on the value of the capital stock of a corporation is not a tax on its property in a certain sense, but they contend that, while a tax on capital stock is a property tax, yet the property of the corporation, for the purpose of taxation, is reached through the tax imposed directly upon the stock (197 Pa. 553, 47 Atl. 740) , and that there is a distinction between a tax on capital stock and a direct tax on personal property. ”
