It took a little experimenting, but I finally figured it out. While terminalide does come with a terminal emulator of its own, there are several others available. The one I like to use is AirTerm, as it floats over other apps on my tablet. To do this, you need to open the settings for AirTerm and go to the section for the initial command run. Here, you need to put
su 10102 -c /data/data/com.spartacusrex.spartacuside/files/termied.sh
The number "10102" is the user ID that the terminalide files are installed under. Also, this will only work if you have root access, otherwise the "su 10102" part will fail.
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